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One particular brand has one particular ice cream flavor that was, according to a class action lawsuit, falsely advertised. Although the company admits to no wrongdoing, they're still set to pay out almost $9 million in settlement money to Illinois residents (along with the residents of the other 49 states) to make this all go away. Read on to find out if you're eligible for payment.

Believe it or (probably) not, Minnesota's got it good

Of the two times per year that we change our clocks in one direction or the other, I think most of us would agree that turning your clocks back in the fall is a little easier for the body to deal with than moving them forward an hour in spring. In a perfect world, we'd stop doing this, but...it's not perfect and we still haven't stopped changing our clocks.

We've been seeing a lot of food product recalls lately for various reasons like: listeria, salmonella, botulism, arsenic, metal pieces, and plastic film, but the latest recall, involving milk, is for a different, and somewhat strange reason.

Around a month after deciding to shut down about 300 of its stores, this major discount retailer declared bankruptcy on Monday of this week. Here's what it means for their remaining stores in Illinois.

After filing for bankruptcy a little over a month ago, this home improvement company has decided to close over 200 stores across the nation. They plan on having the closings completed within about 3 months.

Earlier this year, a big mall-anchor store chain announced that they would be closing about 150 stores across the nation that were "underperforming," with a goal of closing 50 stores before the end of 2024. Now, as is the case so many times, a decision has been made to close more stores than originally expected this year.

The mall opened in 1973 and a lot has changed over the years.

We've been seeing this sort of thing happen over the last several months. A business announces that there will be a certain number of closings to keep the company afloat, then a short while later makes the decision to close even more locations than they had originally said they would.

Given how much prices have exploded at the supermarket over the last 4 years, I find it somewhat surprising that a study would name the best grocery store in Illinois. When you're paying out an agonizing sum of money for a couple of bags of life's essentials, do you still feel good about the place you're paying it to? In Illinois' case, the answer would be yes.