A Homeless Man in Chicago Changed My Flat Tire: "He Really Saved Me"
A social media post evoked all the feels that come with a simple act of kindness-especially when the compassion is shown by a homeless man.
A social media post evoked all the feels that come with a simple act of kindness-especially when the compassion is shown by a homeless man.
Takorea Cocina owner Robert Magiet has been busy buying tamales from vendors around Chicago to feed the homeless.
Victoria Voorhees was adopted but recently found her sister Alyss Ravae through a DNA test. Turns out, they love all the same things.
Kids with broken arms at one Chicago hospital never expected to leave with a piece of cast art designed just for them.
Marathoner Sarah Bohan was on track for a personal best when she made a mid-race decision that made her sponsors PAWS Chicago proud.
The number of farmers markets in the United States has grown rapidly in recent years, from just under 2,000 in 1994 to more than 8,600 markets
In honor of naturalist Sir David Attenborough, the name given by Chicago naturalists means "Attenborough's strange bird."
From another city famous for violent crime, Chicago remains on pace for double-digit percentage declines in the number of homicides
A repeat drug offender turned criminal defense attorney, it shows among other things that it's never too late to turn one's life around.
It's estimated that 20,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago this year, and finding them places to stay has been challenging
These students have made more than 75 prosthetics for children in need—and they even started an after-school club so they could make even more.
After a group of youngsters stole $9 from a little girl running a lemonade stand, dozens of neighbors rallied behind her charitable mission.
The Rev. Jackson Crum told members of his Chicago Park Community Church this month that their great city is struggling and needs hope. As ushers distributed envelopes stuffed with bills large and small, Crum told members of his flock to put the nearly $12,000 to work in the corners of the community where they think it will do the most good.
Instead of a huge bash, two Jewish 12-year-olds in Chicago are planning their Bar Mitzvahs around designing and building a playground for the public.
These rockhopper penguins at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago were given the unique opportunity to explore the facility during the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Since the new return policy went into effect last month, librarians are delighted to report that book returns have surged by more than 240%.
It was a pretty eventful day for this Chicago Police Sergeant after he ran a 15k, saved a stranger's life, and then proposed to his longtime girlfriend.
By the Hand Club for Kids and pro athletes have come together to create fresh food market, Austin Harvest, in a looted Chicago liquor store.
A floating movie theater with boats was popular in Paris—now Beyond Cinema is bringing socially-distant film fun to fans in US and Canada.
Chicago neighbors bought all the paletas from an old man's cart so he could go home on Father's Day, then raised $60k for Don Rosario's retirement.
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