Shauna Gilles is a "Fuel Up to Play 60" ambassador.
Had a rough week? How about a dose of good news?
The Nov. 17 storms killed seven people, injured dozens and destroyed hundreds of homes.
The additions "bring a wealth of knowledge and experience — from business to theology — to our university," said Arvid Johnson, president of the Joliet-based school.
The art is on display through Friday at the JJC main campus.
Fire destroyed a Mallard Court home Monday, but the family pet was saved.
Who says the punishment always has to fit the crime?
Christian Bucks’ idea to foster friendship spreads to 32 states—and counting.
Ravina Thakkar's new book, "The Adventure of a Lifetime," gets wider attention.
Two team members, Jorge Barrios and Mitch Peal, were named to the all-star team based on their results.
Joliet Junior College Culinary Instructor Andy Chlebana swore off competing after winning the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie, but couldn't say no to the Middle East championship.
Alyssa Bulin, 13, and Scarlett Nash, 10, will perform in The Nutcracker starting this weekend in Chicago.
The district was able to collect 44,278 pounds of clothes and shoes for reuse and recycling in 2012 by setting up 21 recycling bins around the county.
Bring some quarters for the chance to win raffle baskets, all while helping bring cheer to kids at Christmas.
Wrong-way driver died on I-55 but these men rescued another driver from a mangled, burning SUV.
Pet photos with Santa, local pet vendors, raffles, prizes and family activities will be part of the event, which will raise money to provide guide dogs for disabled vets.
Mayor Mike Collins officially designated Tuesday in honor of the teenage author.
The holidays are here.
Cash, checks and Target gift cards will also be accepted.
Great kids, good deeds and uplifting stories.
Jesus Chavez got fit at the Y and is now challenging himself with various races and events.
Three area barbershops have joined forces on "Grooming Men of the Future," an initiative to find more men to become volunteers.
Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
Local first responders are planning a second trip to tornado-stricken areas.
A Washington, Illinois, family lost two homes to Sunday’s deadly storm, but a thoughtful act by a Plainfield South grad is bringing them joy.
The project was completed ahead of schedule, according to Mayor Mike Collins.
Find out how to get your favorite teacher the recognition that they deserve.
Plainfield residents hurried to assist those hit hard by the storms.
Donate a toy ($20 retail value or more) and get a free mini photo session at Alexander Photography.
"Is she warm enough? Is she too warm? Is she still breathing??" These are examples of the thoughts racing through the mind of a new parent.
Cameron Bettin was nominated for the honor by the fellow members of the Parks and Natural Resource Management section of the Illinois Park and Recreation Association.