Many things just scream St. Patrick's day; lots of green clothing, lots and lots of green beer, shamrocks, parades, corned beef and cabbage, and of course, the traditional dyeing of the Chicago River. Here's when and how Chicago authorities plan to make the river turn green.
When it comes to putting your money where your mouth is, one Indiana man is showing up and showing out with his brilliant and hilarious personalized parody performances.
Since our elected officials can't seem to get off of their butts and dump this twice-yearly habit of springing forward and falling back (even though over 75% of people want it gone), we're going to have to do it again this weekend. But, as an added bonus, at least you get to lose an hour's worth of sleep.
Illinois' Severe Weather Preparedness Week began on Monday, with a different weather emphasis each day this week. On Monday, the topic was receiving warnings, Tuesday's theme is lightning, on Wednesday it's all about tornadoes, Thursday covers hail and winds, and on Friday it's flash floods.
Some people in Minnesota are not happy about the new Minnesota State Flag, so much so that a protest is planned at the State Capital in an effort to stop the new design from flying in the state.
I didn't realize until this morning that February 29th, or Leap Day, was a day that inspired restaurants and other spots throughout Illinois and the rest of the country to offer up discounts or freebies. Regardless, it is a day for freebies and discounts, so I'll expect you to remember that in four years. Now go take advantage of the day.
If you and/or your kids love building LEGO sets, you won't want to miss out on all of the sights and attractions at Brick Fest Live coming to Indiana in 2024.
Sunday, March 10th is the day we change our clocks to spring forward, then on Sunday, November 3rd we do it all over again and fall back. Changing our clocks twice per year has an approval rating that's even lower than Congress, so what would happen if we said "no more!" and stopped the practice entirely?