Woodstock

The word "muddy" has come up a lot.

Band's breakthrough performance at legendary 1969 music festival is finally getting a stand-alone issue.

No other place in the world celebrates Groundhog Day like this small Illinois town. This year, don't miss Woodstock Willie plus the state's most famous meteorologist.

Singer hit with “Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)," which she wrote about her 1969 festival experience.

He spent decades as a rock concert promoter and served as head of production for the iconic 1969 festival.

She and her future husband went to the legendary festival on a whim and unknowingly became the center of an iconic photo.

For well over 100 years Groundhog Day has been celebrated on February 2 throughout the US, but have you ever wondered how this ridiculous tradition started?

Here is a great way to support a great humanitarian effort and have fun at the same time.

Everyone's favorite internet troll pretending to be a charity organization is at it again, and Woodstock, Illinois is directly in their cross hairs.

There is no shortage of great things to do in northern Illinois during the winter. One cold-weather tradition needs to be on your bucket list.