Solar Eclipse

Emotions ran high for a lot of people who witnessed the 2017 solar eclipse on Monday. For one popular TV weatherman, the impact witnessing his first solar eclipse was too much to hold back, even on live TV.

You probably don't think that it is, but taking a selfie with the solar eclipse is a bad idea.

Next Monday is the solar eclipse. Do you know where you'll be to see it? How about seeing it at no charge at a special solar eclipse block party?

The forecast is starting to take shape for next week's solar eclipse, but will we even be able to see it in Illinois?

All pumped up to the watch the solar eclipse on August 21, but can't find any eclipse glasses? No worries! You can make your own pinhole projector for safe viewing with just 3 simple supplies.

With less than two weeks to go before the biggest celestial event to come to Illinois, NASA has released detailed maps of the path of the solar eclipse.

The first coast-to-coast solar eclipse in close to 100 years is August 21. In Illinois, the best place to see it is near Carbondale. Don't worry if you can't go.

The total solar eclipse of the heart on August 21, 2017 will be visible across the entire United States. We can tell you, specifically, when and where it can be seen in Illinois.

This is going to be a good year for sky watchers in Rockford.

For anyone who loves to see an eclipse will be very excited to hear about the news that came out today.