Route 66 news
Class of 2024 inductees include Smashing Pumpkins, Howlin' Wolf and Richard Marx.
Restaurant owners appeal to City Council for help in landlord dispute but say they're done.
The Joliet City Council did not vote this week on a state grant that would fund six new electric vehicle charging stations for tourists due to an apparent agenda miscue.
The City of Wilmington announced in a news release that the Gemini Giant, an iconic Route 66 landmark, will remain in Wilmington along its portion of the historic road.
Meramec Caverns barn signs have become a rare and nostalgic sightseeing opportunity along Historic Route 66.
Wilmington VFW Post 5422 teams up with Ryan Jandura as iconic statue goes to auction.
National Trust for Historic Preservation wants public to share personal experiences about the famed Route 66.
The state has awarded a $1.2 million grant to Heritage Corridor Destinations for Route 66 projects, most of them in Will County.
In her latest PBS series, “Places To Love,” Samantha Brown spotlights Route 66 attractions along The First Hundred Miles.
Nominees have been named for this year's induction ceremony for the Illinois Rock and Roll Museum on Route 66 Hall of Fame in Joliet.
The Launching Pad restaurant building in Wilmington is one of the iconic stops for Route 66 tours. The Joliet Area Historical Museum might purchase the property.
Guitars that have been on display in downtown Joliet throughout the summer will be auctioned off Wednesday evening at the Rialto Square Theatre.
Museum also depicts immigrant life in Joliet.
Voting open for "Ready to Rock" street art exhibit
Red Carpet Corridor ride includes Will County stops in 14-town tour.