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New owner Amazon is teasing shoppers with price reductions on a long list of products, from produce to organic meats and seafood to staples like eggs and butter. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
Makers of Cool Mountain Beverages say they're already feeling the pinch from the controversial penny-an-ounce soda tax. WBBM's Regine Schlesinger reports.
Ford will pay $10 million to settle sexual and racial harassment claims filed by more than 30 female employees at two Chicago-area plants.
Tom's Service Center opened on Main Street in Wheaton in 1970. Its last day is next week.
GetHappy is suffering "immediate and continuing harm," according to its lawsuit against Woodfield Mall.
Amputees may one day spend hundreds, not tens of thousands, for a bionic hand that restores sensation. CBS 2's Audrina Bigos reports.
The hotel register is an anachronism. American Hotel Register is anything but.
Opponents say new tax will put many independent- and family-owned stores and restaurants out of business.
Sparkling, non-sweetened water is supposed to be exempt. But some stores were charging the new sugar tax.
ComEd said 4,000 customers were affected.
Fast burrito enthusiasts are lamenting the reported demise of the Taco Bell near Wrigley Field, WBBM's Andy Dahn reports.
The online retailer is hiring employees at its warehouses in Joliet, Monee, and Romeoville.
The strike began at midnight, after the mechanics rejected a contract proposal from the Chicago Automobile Trade Association.
Something was amiss at Heritage Outpost Coffee this morning, where it was almost impossible to read the writing on the wall.
The tax on sweetened beverages was to go into effect July 1. The temporary restraining order was issued June 30 after the retail group and several grocers filed a lawsuit barring the tax.
