Events

On a day when the world is watching out for a falling satellite that could impact anywhere, a small town in Wisconsin has already experienced this rare event.

April 8th will be here before you know it, which is why I'm giving you the heads-up on the rare phenomenon of a total solar eclipse happening on that day. Believe it or not, where you are located in Illinois will affect how much of the total eclipse you'll get see, so let's take a look at Illinois' best viewing spots.

I can't think of a creepier place to host a paranormal-themed convention!

Remember when mixtapes were your life soundtrack and butterfly clips reigned supreme? Get ready to relive the best of the '90s with a dance party and drag show that'll transport you back in time.

An Indiana waterpark will once again, be hosting adults-only nights where you can have all the fun you want, kid-free.

Planning to watch the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse? The Indiana DNR is selling eclipse viewing glasses approved by the American Astronomical Society.

You may go an entire year before you think about roses again, but if you're planning on grabbing some today, take some solace in knowing that Illinois is far from being the most expensive state for a dozen long-stemmed roses.

It's free to attend but you do need to pre-register.

Sure, there have been some years that Northern Illinois' weather has been too warm and sloppy to properly hold the Illinois Snow Sculpting Competition at Sinnissippi Park in Rockford, but 2024's competition, starting this week, seems to have Mother Nature on its side.

HARIBO has been making gummy candies for over 100 years and recently celebrated its first factory in America with a new world record in Wisconsin.