Barbara Vitello

There's nothing wrong with Oil Lamp Theater's revival of “Dial M for Murder” that a larger stage wouldn't solve.

That Wheaton ranks among the country's hottest ZIP codes by Realtor.com comes as no surprise to Joe Soto, who's been selling homes in his native city for 14 years.

Dark shadows The Improv Playhouse delivers seasonal chills in the guise of a staged radio version of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” adapted from Orson Welles’ July 1938 inaugural broadcast of T...

Thomas Jefferson at the Raue Scholar and historical interpreter Clay Jenkinson channels founding father Thomas Jefferson during his appearance at the Raue Center for the Arts, 26 N.

Playwright Stephanie Alison Walker never imagined she'd end up back in suburban Chicago.

A 36-year-old Arlington Heights man was ordered to remain in detention by a judge Friday after authorities said he killed his dog, Duke, with a hammer last month.

Tickets are selling fast for “The Dolly Show,” a salute to the late country and pop superstar Dolly Parton, at the Al Larson Cultural Center, 201 Schaumburg Court, Schaumburg. Joined by a live ban...

Seasonal shudders courtesy of Manual Cinema Manual Cinema brings its distinctive adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” to the Studebaker Theater at the Fine Arts Building for a brief ...

A stay-at-home dad who embraced his role with love and pride, Jim McNally was “Mr. Mom” in his home and in the Bartlett neighborhood where he lived with his wife, Barbara and their children Shanno...

A few years ago, Milan Matijevic lived with two roommates in a four-bedroom house in Iowa City. He paid about $800 per month in rent, including utilities.