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Get into the St. Patricks Day spirit at one of the parades and runs happening this weekend in the suburbs.

"Layalina," a play about Iraqi immigrants, makes its world premiere at Goodman Theatre; Chicago Shakespeare Theater founder Barbara Gaines takes her final bow as artistic director by revisiting "The Comedy of Errors"; and Evanstons Music Theater Works revives "Avenue Q."

Handsome Boy Modeling School Returns With Limited-Edition Vinyl LP ‘Music To Drink Martinis To’: 7 new songs from the iconic hip-hop duo.

Boss Lady Docs is a multipurpose organization -- a mix of social and professional, with suburban female doctors providing each other informal support, mentoring, medical consultations, business help and camaraderie.

Harvest Christian Academys theater arts department welcomes audiences to their captivating spring musical, Disneys "My Son Pinocchio, Geppettos Musical Tale!"

CHICAGO — A new bill in the Illinois House aims to stop schools from working with police to issue students tickets for minor misbehavior, a harmful and sometimes costly practice

On Tuesday, March 7, the Elgin chapter of the Izaak Walton League will host a free program on environmental issues.

A study found that the average American has approximately six operating room procedures in their lifetime. If you havent had surgery yet, it is likely you or someone you know will need a procedure done in the future.

Midwest Young Artists Conservatory has opened their registration for auditions for the 2023-2024 Season! MYAC offers a wide variety of quality music education, programs from orchestras, chamber music ensembles, jazz combos and big bands to choral groups, for children of all ages.

Elgin mayor David Kaptain and city councilman Corey Dixon addressed a packed room of about 160 people during a League of Women Voters forum at the Gail Borden Library Tuesday. Kaptain is seeking his fourth term, while if Dixon is elected, he would be the citys first Black mayor.