St. Patrick's Day

To honor the 50th anniversary of the drink, McDonald’s is making it available for purchase throughout the United States starting today (2/19)

I'm no expert, but that dude doesn't really have the authentic "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" look going for him.

And, by "this" I mean dyeing the Chicago River bright green.

If you really want to go out and live it up on St. Patty's Day, you might think you have to go elsewhere to get the full experience. A new study says you should stay right here.

In the eyes of a child, candy is the key to a successful parade.

We’ve all heard there was a saint and something to do with snakes in Ireland and now we have parades and drink green beer. But what do we really know about St. Patrick’s Day?

It's not hard to find a shamrock and it's not hard to find good corned beef and cabbage, either. Here are some Rockford spots serving the Irish-American tradition.

Get your green on and get ready for St. Patrick's Day in Rockford.

It's been a St. Patrick's Day tradition in Chicago for years, the traditional dyeing of the Chicago River green.

Due to cultural shifts, expectations of personal space, and of course, a harassment lawsuit, I wasn't too worried about being pinched if I didn't wear the color green today. Getting a good pinch for making the poor sartorial choice of non-green clothing was a standard punishment …