but few are aware that some cards come with various types of insurance. These include personal accidental death insurance, lost card liability, loss or delay of check-in baggage, loss of travel ...

People who wager on sports in Illinois soon will be prohibited from funding their bets using a credit card. The Illinois Gaming Board has begun the process of eliminating credit cards as an ...

Insurance companies are reducing the scope of coverage for some community foster agencies in Illinois, leading to higher costs, diminished coverage and fewer options for agencies who say a ...

Gamblers will no longer be allowed to use credit cards to bet on sports in Illinois, the Illinois Gaming Board announced Friday. The prohibition on credit cards for sports wagering is meant to ...

Illinois regulators have begun moving toward a potential credit card ban for sports betting. Bettors already can't use credit cards for gambling at casinos in the state. Several other states ...

An Illinois middle school teacher claims a 13-year-old student stole her wallet and then used her credit card to go on a spending spree. Mason-Clark Middle School art teacher Tammy Huggins in St. ...

Even without the natural disasters driving home insurance hikes in other states, homeowners across Illinois are paying significantly more to protect their properties. Home insurance premiums in ...

A study found that a typical Illinois single-family homeowner paid almost $1,000 more for insurance in 2024, compared with three years earlier. Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere/Sun-Times Share Bridgeport ...

Illinois PIRG supports legislation pending in Springfield that would regulate home and auto insurance rates to not be “excessive, inadequate or unfairly discriminatory,” but Scarr is not ...

Singapore-based Epic Medical will open its first U.S. facility in Pekin, Illinois, creating an estimated 50 jobs and generating $300,000 in annual tax revenue. The new facility, specializing in ...

"We continue to strategically invest and make improvements in the infrastructure of Pekin’s water system," said Matt White, Senior Manager, Operations, Illinois American Water’s Western Division.