Do you love to travel? Hosting an AFS exchange student is a great way to learn about another culture right in your own home.
“As Hinz pointed out, ‘reasonable’ people could get this all figured out in a couple of hours. In Illinois, it might take all summer.”
The Marching band's next performance will be August 7 with preview of "Give Up The Funk"
Faith-based, weekly speaker series for young adults in their 20s and 30s runs July 12 through August 8.
Work expected to be finished by July 14.
Check out your Grateful Dead Soldier Field concerts photos from Instagram and Twitter.
If you miss a day, you miss a lot. Let’s catch up on some of the most-viewed posts across the Patch Chicago network this week.
Marist math teacher and cycling enthusiast Owen Glennon on 1,004-mile trek to raise money for the Catholic high school's scholarship fund.
Based on cost of living, taxes and average income, Illinois is one of the best places to manage a household
The 34-year-old Chicago woman died of her injuries Saturday. Police are seeking help gathering information.
State ranks among top 5 in nation, in percentage of residents who are most likely to binge drink.
And more Chicago-area stories on Patch that will lift your spirits and make you smile.
As you look back at the birth of the nation, why not take a look back at historic sites in our state
Friends, family—Honor Flight Chicago needs your help connecting them with WWII vets.
Did the Supreme Court save the livelihoods of wedding workers?
Five days of replays of the team's incredible run to its third Stanley Cup Championship in six years.
The girlfriend gave her man up to the cops after they caught him beating her, according to a search warrant.
Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on recent Southland news, including an Orland Park man accused of keeping chickens as pets.
These maps show how Illinoisans could be commemorating Independence Day
Whether it's terrorism or murderous thugs, Chicago cops and federal authorities are on watch.
Look out for these Chicago-area highway construction spots during your holiday travels.
Women charged with stealing six bottles of Grey Goose vodka from Oak Forest food mart.
Legislation provides funding to allow essential services to continue
Even though politicians have been fighting about the state budget for weeks, everyday Illinoisans end up bearing the brunt of the shutdown.
Taiwan Excellence to offer free, interactive activities + display exciting range of award winning consumer products @ premiere US food fest
Ana Popovic's van might have been stolen for use as a getaway van following a smash-and-grab in Tinley Park.
Can we find freedom from pain?
Fest begins Wednesday, July 1.
Did he know about his wife's financial wrongdoings? A judge will decide.
Want to work for the Chicago Cubs? Now might be your chance.
The van contained much of her equipment, and the singer is in the midst of a tour.
Looking for a new job or just a way to supplement your income? See what Patch found for you this week.
How many Illinoisans left and where did they go?
South suburban obituaries and available visitation information.
Giant Flea Market & Craft Fair at St. Stephen Lutheran Church on Saturday, July 18th and Sunday, July 19th.
Owen Glennon pushed off from Esopus, NY, Sunday on long-distance bike trek to raise money for Marist High School's scholarship fund.
So far, 8.91 inches of rain has fallen. And we've still got two more days of storms to go.
Your pooch is part of the family, and you can't trust just anyone to take care of your furry pal. Here are some tips.
FBI puts out partial description of the culprit, who carried a black umbrella.