Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
"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.
Fifty turkey experts will answer questions on meal prep and turkey emergencies this holiday season.
It's not on the menu, but customers can give baristas a special recipe that will produce a drink similar to the beverage enjoyed by the fictional witches and wizards from the Harry Potter books.
Good reads and good people: Fighting bullies and cancer. Rescuing a beloved dog. Forgiving the men who robbed you. Losing the lottery and winning.
See how people are thanking veterans around the country.
Trojan students will appear on the show's "Friday Flyover" segment Friday, Nov. 8.
Thank you, Internet, for the perfect end to Halloween.
We rounded up the most uplifting stories trending across the country.
Eighth-grade girls at St. Scholastica School in Woodridge turn a regular practice routine into a cause for the greater good and folks at Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital are thrilled.
Tour the "House that Jordan Built." The one he's auctioning, valued at $21 million.
Mom's rendition of "My Heart Can't Tell You No" creates a strong reaction in her 10-month-old baby.
Celebrate Halloween with these entertaining, spooky and all-around fun excursions.
"She has loved to cook ever since she was little with her EZ Bake oven," says B.J. Ward Elementary School Bilingual Special Education Teacher Diana Sekura of her daughter.
'Rolling Stone' compiled the list as part of its Venues That Rock series.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
I would've been on time, but....
Patch keeps you current on upcoming deadlines with the new feature, "Last Chance."
Heroin use among youth is on the rise in suburban communities, claiming the lives of teens in DuPage and Will Counties.
Scott Pointon, an award-winning brewer, will discuss equipment, ingredients, brewing, and resources available to would-be brewmasters.
Women are encouraged to attend Aug. 16 to learn about opportunities for helping the community.
The Wandering Endorphin is Jim Green—a singer, songwriter, and solo acoustic guitarist.
Attendees can talk e-readers with the pros.
World-renowned medium Cindi Muntz will host the presentation.
A photo ID is required to donate.
The slide lecture will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The shelter is located at the Krasa Center, located at 5700 College Road in Lisle.
The event is being sponsored by the Law Enforcement Torch Run, along with Special Olympics Illinois and the Woodridge Police Department.
Reader's Digest is looking for the "Most Interesting Town in America" and they're willing to pay $1,000 to find it.
In celebration of Star Wars' 35th year, your local Patch editors got together to share their memories of the saga. Add your own Star Wars memories in the comments.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund wants a photo for every name on "The Wall" in D.C.
Vote for the Schultz family in a National Mobility Awareness Month contest.
The Illinois Association of Park Districts awarded the grant.
It's time to change the clocks!
The Woodridge Rotary Club will host two former 'Biggest Loser' contestants at its meeting next week.