Set from "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" to go on display at Museum of Broadcast Communications
A piece of late-night television history is set to debut at Chicago's Museum of Broadcast Communications this week.
2,977 flags and 500,000 meals: Chicago marks 25 years since 9/11
A flag for every person killed stands at the Oak Brook Polo Grounds through Sunday, and thousands of volunteers will pack meals at Union Station. Ceremonies run across the city and suburbs on Friday.
Chicago-area nurses hold one-day strike against Prime Healthcare
Nurses at a Chicago-area hospital run by Prime Healthcare are striking Thursday.
Crews assessing storm damage at Glenwood Academy
Glenwood Academy was supposed to welcome students back, but after destructive storms on Tuesday, clean-up efforts are underway on campus on Wednesday.
Hopeful The Price is Right contestants line up at casting call in Downers Grove
The energy was off the charts on Friday at a casting call for The Price is Right in the Chicago suburbs.
NWS confirms 4 tornadoes in Chicago suburbs during Monday's storms
The National Weather Service confirmed two tornado touchdowns in the Chicago area during Monday's severe storms.
Chicago Pride Parade steps off amid concerns about building heat
Hundreds of thousands of people lined Halsted Street, Belmont Avenue, Broadway, and Diversey Parkway on Sunday for the 55th annual Chicago Pride Parade.
Adler Planetarium's Zooniverse people-powered research initiative is set to hit milestone
Zooniverse at the Adler Planetarium allows the everyday person to contribute directly to real scientific research.
Lizzie G is proud to serve as MC for opening weekend festivities at Obama Presidential Center
The Obama Presidential Center was set to wrap up its opening weekend festivities Sunday with a full lineup of performers, events, and tours.
Obamas greet first visitors to Obama Presidential Center in Chicago
The Obamas surprised the first visitors to their new Chicago presidential center as it opened to the public Friday morning on Juneteenth.
Bricks of Hope celebrates 30,000th LEGO set delivery to kids in hospitals
The nonprofit is celebrating making its 30,000th LEGO delivery after launching four and a half years ago.
Northern Illinois Transit Authority Act in effect; experts says it will improve transit around area
The Northern Illinois Transit Authority Act goes into effect Monday, bringing some changes to public transportation across Chicago and the suburbs.
Runners hit Chicago lakefront for Life Time Spring Half Marathon & 5K
Runners took off in downtown Chicago Sunday morning for the Life Time Spring Half Marathon & 5K.
Joliet Slammers kick off season with game at Old Joliet Prison
The minor league baseball season is starting and the Joliet Slammers are kicking theirs off with the Big House Ballgame in the Old Joliet Prison Yard.
Athlete with Parkinson's set to serve as co-captain of team cycling most of Route 66
April is Parkinson's awareness month, and Bill Bucklew is a shining example of what's possible with the condition.