Whole Foods Chain Grabs Seven Former Dominick's Locations
Dominick's parent company Safeway Inc. pulled out of the Chicago market late last year.
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Dominick's parent company Safeway Inc. pulled out of the Chicago market late last year.
This winter's constant snowfall has become a boon to retailers and stores that repair snow-clearing equipment. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
Placing dam-like structures in Chicago waterways would be an almost foolproof method of preventing Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan, while a less pricey electric barrier system also has solid prospects for shielding the Great Lakes from the invasive fish.
A Naperville woman whose daughter has life-threatening nut allergies is off the ground on her mission to reform airline food policies.
Not only is the salt bag that many homeowners bought three years ago gone, in many cases, so is the bag that replaced it as the cycle of snow-freeze-thaw continues.
As frigid conditions tighten their grip on Chicago and much of the rest of the country, PJM Interconnection – which operates the transmission grid for ComEd and many other power companies – said people are cranking up electric heaters and thermostats.
In 2013, Midway International Airport recorded its highest passenger total in its 86-year history.
The independent grocer has purchased four former Dominick's sites in the northwest suburbs.
Keelan Andrews is the man behind the business called Keelan Rogue.
A Chicago store that supplied kitsch and smiles for 25 years is closing its doors for good Sunday at 5 p.m., reports WBBM's Nancy Harty.
McDonald's is losing customers, as the world's biggest hamburger chain struggles to attract diners with its higher-priced sandwiches and new offerings like Mighty Wings.
Sears' flagship store on State Street will close in April, the company announced Tuesday.
The news casts a shadow on the city of Chicago's plans to widely expand Divvy here, the Sun-Times reports.
Chicago's Better Business Bureau has made a list of the top ten scams of last year.
Protesters want environmental watchdogs to punish a manufacturer on Chicago's west side that they say is polluting, reports WBBM's Nancy Harty.
