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The end of May showers will hopefully lead to some June flowers, but just because spring is running a little late doesn't mean you have to hide indoors. We've some picks to get you out of the house this weekend, rain or shine.
Someone broke into the basement of the lion house at the Lincoln Park Zoo overnight and stole a set of walkie-talkies and pepper spray.
If you should happen to notice some people sleeping in tents outside Lincoln Park Zoo, don't be alarmed.
The snow is melting and people are beginning to wear flip-flops even though it's only 40 degrees--this can only mean one thing-- it's Spring time in Chicago. Celebrate the release from hibernation and finally cure your cabin fever. Get outdoors and smell the flowers!
A 20-year-old Hoffman's two-toed sloth gave birth on Feb. 15, but zoo officials have yet to determine the clingy creature's gender yet.
Chicago can expect new contracts, but no new pandas, when the Chinese President comes to visit next week.
Good news coming from the Lincoln Park Zoo: There is an addition to the animal kingdom there.
The world's first blood bank was created at Cook County Hospital in 1937, and now, the Lincoln Park Zoo has begun a registry of ape blood types.
The Lincoln Park Zoo is warning that its popular Wednesday and Friday Story Time will be canceled next month unless funding is found fast.
The Lincoln Park Zoo is warning that its popular Wednesday and Friday Story Time will be canceled next month unless funding is found fast.
An elderly leopard affectionately nicknamed "The Queen" was euthanized Tuesday at Lincoln Park Zoo because of kidney problems.
In an annual tradition that goes back generations, the halls of the Lincoln Park Conservatory will be decked with poinsettias and model train tracks starting today.
How about some ideas for where to bring your out-of-town guests for free in Chicago? Here are 10 suggestions, in no particular order.
