If there were ever a time to put the old saying “turn lemons into lemonade” into action, the time would be now. While some people are answering conference calls with rambunctious toddlers bouncing on their knees, standing six feet apart in grocery check-out lines, wearing face masks in public, and in some unfortunate cases, attending funerals and weddings virtually. Other people, essential employees, like those working diligently in the thyssenkrupp Manufacturing Center (MC) in Middleton, Tenne

Vertical takeoffs and landings. Tumbling and head-on aerial maneuvers. Diamond and delta formations. Each August, the Chicago Air and Water Show gives 2 million attendees a good show of daredevil aeronautic thrills, in the air and on the water.

What started out as a surprise is now a dream come true for a group of inner-city teens participating in Chicago's Union League Boys and Girls Club's Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) team.

Twice a year, American hosts It’s Cool to Fly AA at ORD. The event aims to brighten the smiles of young people with autism.

“Who runs the world? Girls!” And this group of women from around the world has something to be proud of as they celebrate girl power and what unites them.

Having too many chefs in the kitchen isn’t a problem for ORD-based active and retired flight attendants who volunteer for the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC).

Floyd White used to shout at airplanes from his grandmother's back porch as they flew over her house. He dreamed about what it would be like to be in an airplane, let alone fly one.

Black History Month is about more than just recognizing the history of African Americans in this country. It’s also about helping those of African descent in other countries in their time of need.