Roads

If creepy stories and paranormal experiences are what you crave, these 7 roads in Illinois are ready to terrify you.

There's a famous road in Illinois. The reason for its fame is due to all the venomous snakes that take it over this time of year and that's the reason it's about to close.

Today I learned if you live in Illinois, and if you travel for work or play, there's a very good chance you've been on the longest road in America.

Part of living in the Midwest is dealing with pretty crappy roads.

Soon in Illinois, it may become a little easier when it comes to vehicles approaching from the front or rear, all thanks to technology.

According to the results of an annual study done by insurance company State Farm, November is the most dangerous month for collisions with deer and other animals on our nation's roads and highways.

If you don't have plans this weekend, have you considered just going for a drive?

President Biden has unveiled a $2.25T infrastructure spending bill, and $650B of that money will go to improve roads and bridges in America.

You know when you're driving along having a perfectly fine day, headed to your destination with ease, and then BAM - POTHOLE. Day = ruined. It's funny to watch when it happens to other people. But when it happens to you, it's a guaranteed bad mood...

Alright, it's our turn. Yesterday I started a fire on social media by listing Five Ways to Tick Off a Wisconsinite. Well let's flip the script.