Yeah, you'l have to check with your own bank. You can probably find it online for your bank. Just go to the site and look up checking/savings accounts and you should find the interest rates on there somewhere.
One of my accounts is with BECU, a credit union, and I'm getting 7.5% APR on my first 500 in savings and 500 in checkings, with 1.5% on savings and .5% on checking for balances over 500. Howver, I must use direct deposit and online bill pay to get that deal. In comparison, I want to say I am getting .25% on savings and 0.0% on checking from WAMU aka Chase. So it does help to shop around if you are looking to get a savings account. Interest rates are so low that I'm cycling funds though 6 month CD's at 3.1% APR just to get that little bit of interest, when just last year I had accounts a 5.5+ APR.