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Chicago Celebrates Independent Breweries During Craft Beer Week

On Thursday, May 14, Chicago kicked off its annual Craft Beer Week to celebrate some of the Windy City’s finest […]

This week, Sangamon County will begin efforts to raise enough private funds to pay for the estimated $8.8 million needed

“I feel like the kid in ‘Miracle on 34th Street,’” said Caress Pouncy, the new owner of a refurbished 2010

As more DWI task forces are created in police forces across the country, it’s expected that the number of DWI

Travelers entering the United States via Chicago’s O’Hare airport have a new option for customs declaration available to them: their

For more than a month, a major Chicago suburb has had major landscaping work done on its downtown main street.

Throughout the metropolitan Chicago area, homeowners are plagued with chronic flooding throughout the summer months. In 2014, the city’s storm

Camping is a huge business in the United States, with 81% of participants in one study reporting that they planned

National surveys indicate that more than 50% of American adults want to lose weight, but it’s not surprising that women

Fast food and other popular American dining options have begun to shift in recent years, with many consumers paying