Here are the top 50 safest cities in Illinois, according to ValuePenguin.
A list of 59 must-try ice cream shops throughout the state.
Cool off at these 43 water parks and pools this summer.
Family, friends and neighbors honor 12-year-old Mt. Greenwood girl's vision of helping other children battling pediatric cancer.
Watch Big Hero 6 under the stars in Crescent Park this Thursday.
VIDEO: A young woman shares her story of "sextortion" as a teen victim of Lucas Chansler. The FBI has released the screen names he used.
Nancy Donovan tours local day camps offering kids tips on protecting their skin in the sun in memory of daughter, Meg Moonan.
There is still time to sign up your camper for 93rd Street Summer Theatre Festival Kids Kamp.
19th Ward Youth Foundation and Beverly Improvement Association are screening "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day."
The 93rd Street Summer Theatre Festival Kids Kamp offers creative learning and chances to perform in two Disney musicals.
Sure, Chicago has a lot of fun things to do, but let us introduce you to what the rest of Illinois has to offer this summer.
State lawmakers Fran Hurley and Bill Cunningham get set to host annual community bike ride through 19th ward neighborhoods.
You can't beat fun at the old ball park. Windy City ThunderBolts kicks off their 20th season May 14-16.
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What the kids are doing in their four-week intro to theatre.
'Fathers Helping Fathers' hosts Dad School, providing free legal and social support for Dads working to become closer to their kids.
McGann brought the funny in a big way Friday.
Someone Special Uniquely Personalized Books aims to help special needs children show they're just like everyone else.
Honest Abe’s 206th birthday is Feb. 12. Celebrate by learning 20 new facts about the president from Illinois.
Pat McGann will take his comedy to the CBS stage of 'The Tonight Show with David Letterman' for Friday's episode.
Kerry Lynch spreads the word of acceptance through appearances with her daughter Mary Cate. She received a treat at her former high school.
Lest we forget just how wonderful our state is, take a look at the Illinois Wall of Fame.
The area non-profit was recognized for its efforts in assisting Southland families facing cancer.
Thanks to Colin Hinkle, you can see its beauty in a stunning YouTube video.
Grab a tissue before you watch this heartwarming video.
The sixth annual event takes place at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17. Donations support the Oak Lawn Park District's special recreation programs.
A Facebook page to collect photos of dogs for a teen fighting leukemia has drawn half a million posts from dog owners.
The school won a $100,000 grant to create an indoor riding arena.
Congressman Dan Lipinski and Ald. Matt O'Shea gathered at the post office Monday to celebrate the bill's progress.
More than $28,000 has been raised for little girl's medical care. Another fund raiser takes place Friday.
The local teacher has a dream for an indoor riding arena for the school's special needs equestrian program—but she can't do it on her own.
Seven women were selected from 100 nominations.
Shannon Baker has raised funds—and classmates' spirits—through her anti-bullying campaign 'I vow 2.'
Mary Cate and Kerry Ryan Lynch are no strangers to the spotlight, as they spread the word of acceptance and tolerance among local students.
Halley's Comet says hello this week, and conditions in Illinois are good for viewing.
He didn't realize just how big the prize was, at first.
Army vet Jim Champion has multiple sclerosis.
Ticket was sold at a 95th Street 7-Eleven.