Some Chicago Cabbies On Strike As New Rules Take Effect
Despite the call for a strike during Monday's morning rush, many cab drivers were still picking up fares.
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Despite the call for a strike during Monday's morning rush, many cab drivers were still picking up fares.
Musical tastes aside, little has changed at the Orbit Skate Center in Palatine since it first opened in 1972.
The production lines are running around the clock at Chrysler's manufacturing plant in northwest suburban Belvidere. WBBM Newsradio's Bob Roberts reports Dodge dealers flocked to Chicago Wednesday to show off the latest product, the Dodge Dart.
The vacant building that housed Goldblatt's, and later Borders, in the Uptown neighborhood has been purchased by an investor who plans to bring in new businesses, according to a published report.
The good news keeps coming when it comes to gas prices.
It may be a little harder to hail a cab in the very near future, as Chicago's taxi drivers are threatening to walk off the job.
McDonough Associates Inc., an engineering firm that was banned from accepting any state contracts after it was accused of overcharges that cost taxpayers millions, has struck back.
Dozens of protesters rallied at the site of a new West Loop office development along the Chicago River on Tuesday, upset that taxpayers' money is supporting the construction.
Walgreens announced Tuesday that it will be opening a new, upscale drugstore in the Tribune Tower next year.
A suburban-based bank is being sued over the way it handles its customer overdraft protection program.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker was in Chicago on Monday, with some advice on pension reform.
The Emanuel Administration says the $20 million project to rebuild and expand the CTA Red Line's 95th Street station will have local community participation from beginning to end.
Artist Hebru Brantley began his career as a graffiti tagger, always looking over his shoulder for the police.
Illinois smokers are bracing for a $1-per-pack increase on cigarette taxes that takes effect Sunday, with many trying to stock up and others vowing to kick the habit.
Industry sources say Google is talking about moving its latest acquisition, Motorola Mobility, from the suburbs to the famous and roomy Chicago building.
