Coats for Kids Ambassadors have been helping raise awareness about the mission. One group is even putting its crafting skills to use.

By afternoon, Jack Smith’s impressionable daughters, ages 5 and 3, who had recently seen the Grinch eating snowflakes in the holiday favorite, had become obsessed with eating snow. This moment, as ...

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But Saturday, with the Grinch deflated for the night, and the Sanchezes all snug in their beds, something even more deflating happened. Sanchez said he woke up with his wife shouting.

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The lines have been long to get into the Christmas Bureau since it opened Thursday, when volunteers were overwhelmed by the number of people seeking help and had to turn away nearly 400 people.

The Grinch, but only if he did it via motion capture. The comedian is not interested in being in the makeup chair for hours undergoing an “excruciating” transformation.

The Grinch Sensory Bag and Letter Activity is a fun way to pass the time during the holidays and keep the kids learning over the long winter break. We knew Mr. Grinch wasn’t all bad.

Gavin is determined to make dozens of Grinch-themed teddy bears. He's made around 80 so far, and on Dec. 4, with the help of The Angels Hands Foundation, he'll give them to kids with rare illnesses.

KEY TAKEAWAYS Gavin Reeve, a 12-year-old from Lehi, sews Grinch-themed bears for sick kids. He chose bear materials over Christmas gifts, inspired by personal family health challenges.

Santa in the Park: The African American Museum of Southern Illinois 22nd Annual Santa in the Park will have free hats, gloves, and treats for the kids. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., December 2 to December 4.