The weekend before St. Patrick's Day means a pair of parades and the annual dyeing of the Chicago River to turn it bright green.

The risk of severe thunderstorms will increase Friday night with an enhanced threat southwest of Chicago between 9 p.m. and 3 a.m., bringing winds of over 70 miles per hour and potential tornadoes.

The annual dyeing of the Chicago River isn't the only green celebration on tap for the city: Several St. Patrick's Day parades step off in honor of the holiday.

For at least a few hours this weekend, Kenosha is tossing aside its Italian heritage to embrace all things Irish.

Manhattan’s historic Round Barn’s significance stretches even beyond its links to Chicago’s Columbian Exhibition.

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While St. Patrick's Day isn't until Monday, Chicago's iconic tradition dyeing the river green is happening Saturday. Here is ...

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The Chicago River is just hours away from turning green in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, though high winds may put a ...

Discover the past of Chicago's emerald waters and the festivities that capture the spirit of St. Patrick's Day.