St. Patrick's Day

Lifestyle expert Jen Naye Herrmann joins ‘Chicago Today’ to share her tips on how to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by creating treats and arts with your kids while “keeping it easy.”

The Delaware-based creators say you can taste the marshmallows in the beer.

President Joe Biden’s plans to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day were scrambled Thursday after Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin tested positive for COVID-19.

Animals at Brookfield Zoo enjoyed green-themed or shamrock-shaped nutritious treats to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

An iconic tradition, the Chicago River is dyed green the Saturday before each St. Patrick’s Day.

Looking to get in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit? Look no further than Chicago’s annual river dyeing.

It’s officially St. Patrick’s Day and Chicagoans are gearing up for celebrations, including several dancers. Iisha Scott reports.

From dyeing the Chicago River green to the Shannon Rovers pipe band, Chicagoans sure know how to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

James Beard Awards winning baker and Publican Quality Bread’s head baker, Greg Wade shares with ‘Chicago Today’ his Irish soda bread recipe.

From dyeing the Chicago River green to the Shannon Rovers pipe band, Chicagoans sure know how to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

‘Chicago Today’ highlights six local businesses where you can get the best St. Patrick’s Day-themed desserts including Jameson and Baileys flavored ice cream from Cone Gourmet Ice Cream and Irish soda bread from Beverly Bakery.

Green beer, packed bars, corned beef and cabbage, wear green or you’ll be pinched; these are things most commonly remembered when it comes to the Irish tradition of St. Patrick’s Day. Ironically, these are American-born traditions.

The city of Chicago dyed its river green, an annual tradition that dates back to 1962, in preparation for St. Patrick’s Day.

Crowds headed to the Chicago Riverwalk early Saturday morning, hoping to grab the perfect viewing spot for the great tradition of the river dyeing. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen reports.

The brutal cold and below zero wind chills didn’t stop the thousands who converged on downtown Chicago as the city ushered in a weekend packed of St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

An annual tradition took place Saturday on the Chicago River, as the Chicago Plumbers’ Union dyed the river green in honor of St. Patrick’s Day.

An annual tradition will take place Saturday on the Chicago River, as the Chicago Plumbers’ Union will dye the river green in honor of St. Patrick’s Day.

For the first time in two years, Chicago will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day without COVID-19 restrictions in place. Restaurants and bars have dropped their mask and vaccine mandates, and parades are ready to roll through.

The new buzz is no buzz with Guinness’ non-alcoholic stout, Guinness 0.0, making its St. Patrick’s Day debut this year.

Chicago will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day without COVID-19 restrictions in place this weekend as parades roll through and crowds flock to downtown. NBC 5’s JC Navarrete reports.