Good News, Illinois: Rescued Pup, Classic Car Cruise, More

ACROSS ILLINOIS — With the new coronavirus crisis, it's easy to think there's nothing but bad news out there. This roundup of cheery stories proves that there's good news in spite of —and sometimes even as a result of— the coronavirus crisis.

Dog Saved, Reunited With Owner After Memorial Day Weekend Mission

A dog was reunited with her owner after an Evergreen Park man ran into traffic at a busy intersection to save her.

Naperville Man Hopes To Help Via New Addiction Meeting Platform

“The people were there when I needed the help, so I feel like it’s my job to help the next person to get sober," Antonio Sanders told Patch.

Chamber Hosts Classic Car Cruise To 'Bring Smiles' To People

In lieu of its annual event that was cancelled due to the pandemic, the chamber is hosting a Classic Car Cruise with 50 vehicles on June 2.

Students Get 'Something To Look Forward To' With Zumba Classes

Eagle Pointe Elementary School music teacher Deborah Nelson is hosting virtual Zumba classes every Friday.

Humane Society Awarded $6 Million To Build New Shelter

The South Suburban Humane Society will use the grant money to build a new facility to house pets.

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