Chicago Magnesium Casting Company Bringing Dozens Of Jobs To Dixmoor

Dozens of new jobs are coming to south suburban Dixmoor.

• Oct 6, 2021

Chicago Latin Restaurant Week: Dining Deals Highlight A Variety Of Latin-Owned Restaurants In Chicago

One organization is channeling a finger-licking model into an opportunity to fill your bellies and wallets at a specific type of eatery this Hispanic Heritage Month.

• Oct 5, 2021

Argyle Street In Uptown Joins City's Efforts To Revive Business With Street Dining And Festivity; Business Owners Are Hopeful

Strategies have been renewed in Chicago to revive restaurants and bring back businesses that were hit by the pandemic – but is it going to work?

• Sep 30, 2021

Unvaccinated United Airlines Staff Cut In Half After Company Threatened To Fire Them

"That means 99.5 percent of United's U.S. employees have now chosen to get vaccinated, excluding those who sought an exemption," a United spokesperson said in an email.

• Sep 30, 2021

Prospect Of A Bears Move To Arlington Heights Has Some Worried, Some Hoping To Cash In

The idea of a move to Arlington Heights by the Bears is getting mixed reviews in the northwest suburbs.

• Sep 29, 2021

Mayor Lightfoot Insists She's Not Giving Up, But Offers No Specifics On Plans To Keep Bears From Moving To Arlington Heights

The Chicago Bears have talked about moving to Arlington Heights numerous times going back decades, but this time, it's different.

• Sep 29, 2021

Bears Sign Purchase Agreement For Arlington Park Property; Lightfoot Says City Will Work To Keep Team In Chicago

The Bears have signed a purchase agreement for the Arlington International Racecourse property in Arlington Heights.

• Sep 29, 2021

United Airlines Plans To Fire 593 Employees Who Did Not Get COVID-19 Vaccination By Deadline

United Airlines plans to fire nearly 600 workers who didn't get their COVID-19 vaccination shots by the deadline Tuesday.

• Sep 28, 2021

Stimulus Check Latest: Is A Fourth Relief Payment Coming?

A spike in COVID cases is still preventing the ongoing economic recovery from reaching millions of Americans, though a fourth stimulus check could help.

• Sep 28, 2021

Workers Walk Out At El Milagro Tortilla Factory In Little Village, Citing Unsafe Conditions And COVID-19 Concerns

Workers held a walkout Thursday at the popular El Milagro tortilla factory in Chicago.

• Sep 23, 2021

Buffalo Grove McDonald's Has To Close Dining Room Due To Staffing Shortage, And They're Not Alone

There is trouble at the Golden Arches, and it's not because of COVID-19.

• Sep 23, 2021

Guinness Opening Brewery And Taproom In West Loop In 2023

The taproom will offer a rotating menu of beers, including some experimental brews available only at the Chicago brewery and some imported from the Guinness home brewery in Dublin, Ireland. 

• Sep 22, 2021

After Delay Due To Pandemic, Urbanspace Finally Opens Food Hall On Washington Street Downtown

As more workers come back to the Loop, we're seeing more food options reopen.

• Sep 21, 2021

Chicago Hotels Expected To Lose $2 Billion In Revenue By Year's End, Report Says

Chicago hotels are expected to lose $2 billion in revenue by the end of the year.

• Sep 16, 2021

Synergy Foods Brings Vast Variety Of Fruits And Vegetables To Food Desert In Bronzeville

Exotic fruits and vegetables are easy to find in a lot of communities, but not so in Chicago's food deserts – where any fresh produce is scarce. One entrepreneur insists her neighbors in Bronzeville deserve the best, so she set up shop there.

• Sep 15, 2021

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