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Chicago, Illinois Homeowners Insured by State Farm Will See Another Rate Hike This Fall as the Company Raises Premiums Nearly 8% Statewide
New policies took effect Oct. 1, while existing customers will begin seeing the higher prices in December.
Peoria, Illinois Health Department Opens Licensed Community Kitchen for Cottage Food Makers, Nonprofits and Event Vendors
The new kitchen gives local food entrepreneurs a legal place to scale up production, while nonprofits can use it free...
Georgia Tourism Breaks Records for Fourth Straight Year as Visitors Spend More Than $46 Billion Across the State
State officials say 2025 brought another high mark for travel, spending and tourism-related jobs in Georgia.