Mac and cheese, music and more! Here's a list of things to do in Chicago Jan. 23-25.

The Chicago area is under an Extreme Cold Warning on Friday as much of the U.S. braces for a major winter storm that could bring snow to our area.

The National Weather Service is warning of a “strong Arctic front” headed to the Chicago area Wednesday night, with gusty snow showers during the evening commute and “bursts” of snow possible ahead of an extreme cold watch that will send temperatures plummeting below zero.

Wind chills could hit 25 below as Arctic air tightens its grip on the Chicago area. Here’s what to expect today and beyond.

Chicago aims to expand the footprint of WNBA All-Star Weekend in this year’s iteration of the event, which will take place July 23-25.

The Chicago area is going to see a bit more snow on Sunday as a massive winter storm hits most of the eastern U.S., but another blast of Arctic air looms this week.

Unless you absolutely have to go out Sunday, just stay off the roads around Chicagoland. Snow is expected to fall for a good portion of the day, with heavy lake-effect snow possible in some locations.