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Since 1885, when the former Home Insurance Building stretched 138 feet into the air on the corner of Adams and LaSalle Streets and went down in history as the world’s first skyscraper, Chicago has beckoned visitors from across the globe with sites and attractions as one-of-a-kind as the Windy City itself. 

Glenview Police Department reports and arrests.

The Eastern Kentucky University PGA Golf Management student never imagined golf was for him until a trip the par 3 with his dad changed his life forever

A prom dress giveaway in Olympia Fields, hosted by the owner of Chez Delali Salon and Spa, is paving the way for students to feel like Cinderella and make their...

Beecher resident Frank Paul started an online fundraiser to help his friend and fan Richard Moseley, 90, of Crete, replace his hearing aid and get him back on the dance floor.

Possibility Place nursery in Monee has specialized in selling and propogating native plants, shrubs and trees since the 1970s, long before they became popular for gardens and landscapes.

When Black patients see Black doctors, they are more likely to get preventative care, according to the National Institutes of Health.

A group of Southland caddies got great news as winter break approached that they were getting their college paid off entirely with Chick Evans Scholarships.

Homewood Mayor Rich Hofeld disputes Walmart's contention its Halsted Street store, to close March 10, was not performing up to corporate expectations.

“Steel Magnolias” is so popular that at least three groups are staging the play in the Southland.