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The judge in Tribune Co.'s bankruptcy is allowing the unsecured creditors committee to file an uncensored version of a lawsuit against key players in the leveraged buyout that saddled the company with debt.
Local television and radio critic and longtime Chicago Sun-Times columnist Robert Feder has decided to quit writing a blog for WBEZ-Chicago Public Media's Vocalo site.
The Citizens Utility Board calls gas utility's Comfort Guard program an expensive insurance policy.
The state of Illinois is touting some 200 Illinois food companies hoping holiday shoppers will find something tempting for holiday eating or gift giving.
Five other states have banned them. Now, alcohol energy drinks could be off the market in here too.
The Seniors Ride Free program is only one of a number of financial issues facing the debt-ridden Regional Transportation Authority.
A loosely organized Internet boycott of full-body scans at airports planned for Wednesday could mean major disruptions for holiday travelers.
Chicago's annual Lights Festival brings thousands of spectators to the Magnificent Mile and kicks off the holiday season for retailers.
Ohio-based American Greetings is considering the Chicago area as one of the sites it may move its 2,000-employee corporate headquarters, the comapny announced on Friday.
A judge has issued a foreclosure order that hands the Block 37 mall downtown over to a bank, according to a published report.
A Lake Zurich bridal shop owner where a 1994 fire destroyed millions of dollars in dresses tells how his business survived and gives advice to panicked brides.
Chicago area home owners who've considered replacing that old furnace or insulating the attic might want to get moving on that if they want a $1,500 federal tax credit.
The 40th anniversary edition of the publication that became Chicago Magazine hits newsstands today.
After more than two hours of debate, the Chicago City Council approved Mayor Daley's final City budget.
The warehouse club retailer Costco has officially opened its new store in Melrose Park, on the former site of the Kiddieland amusement park.
