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If you pick up a copy of the Chicago Reader this week, you'll find some radical changes from the issue that came out last Thursday.
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If you pick up a copy of the Chicago Reader this week, you'll find some radical changes from the issue that came out last Thursday.
The City Council Zoning Committee on Tuesday gave approval to a plan to bring retail to an old bank building in Wicker Park.
The Chicago Crime Commission is urging Gov. Pat Quinn to re-appoint the retired judge who heads the Illinois Gaming Board.
An out-of-state company that already operates Soldier Field has been named to run McCormick Place.
There is good news to report for college graduates on the job front.
Need a rubber chicken? Want to be schooled in the art of illusion? Has "Mr. Ash" got the store for you. Newsradio 780's Lisa Fielding reports.
Motorists are enquiring about ride-sharing opportunities such as Pace's Bus Vanpool service amid rising fuel prices. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
Climbing gas prices are putting the pinch on Chicago-area businesses and non-profits.
You'll soon have your chance if you've never been to a Bloomingdale's outlet store, but as a result, there will be a little more congestion in Schaumburg.
Plans are afoot for a new storefront operated by State Farm in the East Lakeview neighborhood – with no merchandise to sell.
The price for a gallon of gasoline in Chicago is now the highest in the nation.
The weather has been wintry and miserable this week, but temperate days are right around the corner, and some new food trucks will be rolling through the city should you feel moved to have lunch outside.
The unemployment rate in the Chicago area fell to 8.7 percent in March from 9 percent in February and from 11.1 percent in March 2010, the Illinois Department of Employment Security said Thursday.
The University of Illinois is adding a quarter of a million dollars to its budget, thanks to a savvy business deal.
Residents of the East Lakeview neighborhood are not backing down in their efforts to stop a Wal-Mart store from moving in.
