Phil Geib

If you're seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle, you can find it on a good old-fashioned horseback ride. One option is Danada Forest Preserve and Equestrian Center in...

Since 1998, the number of health club memberships in Chicago has doubled, following a national trend, with more and more of us taking an interest in our health and appearance....

The world-famous Air Force Thunderbirds will shred the sky in their F-16s this Saturday and Sunday at the 47th Chicago Air and Water Show. Left wingman Maj. Rusty Keen gave...

Less power equals more speed? It does when you're drafting an opponent in a race. Drafting is when cars run end to end, taking advantage of the airflow. Cars lined...

Bart Ross, who filed a medical malpractice suit handled by Judge Joan Lefkow, dedicated 12 1/2 years of his life trying to receive monetary damages through the Illinois and federal...

Chicago's long-awaited Millennium Park officially opens Friday, six years after Mayor Richard Daley first proposed it. Daley envisioned the 24.5-acre park as a way to welcome the 21st Century and...

A wonder of the spirit of freedom, a wonder of 19th Century engineering, the Statue of Liberty has awed generations. Once a symbol of French-American friendship, the statue is now...

Few moments in sports provide as much drama as an Olympic hockey shootout. Introduced in 1992, the shootout has played a key role in the last three Games. We spoke...