Gov. JB Pritzker proposes an increase to Illinois’ school funding formula, but teachers unions say it won’t meet the 2027 ...

Looking for a fun family activity in the Kane County area? Look no further than a Cougars game. Going to a Cougars game is... Route 66 (sometimes called “The Mother Road”) was designated in 1926 as ...

From dazzling light shows and Santa sightings to gingerbread workshops and festive teas, Oak Brook is where the holidays come alive — just minutes from Chicago. The best part about the holidays is ...

Celebrate your kid’s birthday with freebies! From sweet treats to fun activities, check out the best birthday perks in Chicago. Pokémon fans, get ready, a brand‑new interactive Pokémon exhibit is ...

Route 66 (sometimes called “The Mother Road”) was designated in 1926 as part of the first federal highway system and ran about 2,400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles. One may think of the iconic sign ...

Looking for a fun family activity in the Kane County area? Look no further than a Cougars game. Going to a Cougars game is an exciting experience for people of all ages. There are many kid-friendly ...

For busy working parents, the transition between the end of the school day and the end of the work day can be a daily challenge. The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago bridges this gap, offering a nurturing ...

For kids, art has a way of sparking conversations and creating connections. That comes to life during Family Days, a special Saturday program at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. “Come ready to ...

Columbia College Chicago is a private, four-year college located in downtown Chicago and nationally recognized for its focus on arts, media, communications and creative industries. According to the ...

From delayed pension payments to reliance on city surplus funds, here’s what the new $10.2 billion budget means for families. The Chicago Board of Education approved a $10.2 billion budget on Aug. 28 ...

CircEsteem’s Summer Circus Camp in Chicago builds confidence, creativity and teamwork through aerial arts, tumbling and hands-on circus skills.

When Xochitl Gonzalez found out her debut novel, Olga Dies Dreaming, had been chosen as this year’s One Book, One Chicago (OBOC) selection, her first reaction was joy. “While it’s about many things, ...