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With a heat wave rolling in next week, someone asked a question that probably more drivers have wondered about than would admit it.

Somewhere out there, a gardener is sneaking through a neighborhood after dark with an armful of zucchini, and honestly, it's a completely legitimate holiday.

The Cubs are marking the 10-year anniversary of their World Series championship with a new Wrigley Field landmark and a reunion of 2016 heroes.

Culver's has started swapping Mello Yello for Cherry Coke, meaning one popular secret menu drink can no longer be made.

Fido and Rover are basically retired at this point. The names people are giving their dogs now sound more like the kids in a kindergarten class.

Most people in the Chicago area have never felt the ground move. This week, some of them did — and it came from an unexpected direction.

Want to see the Bears without buying a game ticket? Free training camp registration is now open for this summer's practices.

What started as a Fourth of July gathering turned into a dramatic rescue when a group of teens saved an elderly couple and family from a house fire.

Fake insurance offers, IRS warnings, extended warranty pitches — Illinois phones are getting hit with all of it, and there's a reason scammers keep calling.

Thirty-three Illinois counties have already said yes to the same question — and seven more are about to ask their voters the same thing this November.