You can kayak on the Chicago River, go to an EcoFest, bike in the Juneteenth Freedom Ride, rock climb with a drag queen and more.

The course weaves through our historic parks and boulevards, starting and finishing in Garfield Park with some scenic loops through Humboldt and Douglass Parks.

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Chicago’s Lincoln Yards could bring neighborhoods together around a shared resource that would draw visitors from across the ...

For those interested in viticulture, Baxter’s Vineyards and Winery – Illinois’ oldest winery – offers tastings of locally produced wines. Their specialty fruit wines, particularly those made from ...

Traveling Route 66? One of the first stops to make is in Springfield, Illinois. With so much to see, do, and taste, there are ...

The Madison County residents took Amtrak, at at River Roast near the Chicago River, visited Lurie Garden at Millennium Park, ...

In a lengthy note posted to her official website on Friday, Swift announced: "All of the music I've ever made now belongs to ...

Several dozen wildfires burning in Canada have led local authorities to declare states of emergencies and forced thousands of ...

The North Dakota Legislature allocated $150,000 to boost the likelihood of a Chicago-to-Seattle passenger rail route through southern North Dakota, including Bismarck.

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