Made In Chicago: Windy City Parrot
Catherine Tobsing and Mitch Rezman know birds. As owners of Windy City Parrott, they help people take care of their feathered friends.
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Catherine Tobsing and Mitch Rezman know birds. As owners of Windy City Parrott, they help people take care of their feathered friends.
Jewelry, paintings, metal sculpture, barroom and restaurant design -- Phil Rowe's done it all, and at 81, he's still doing it.
Artist Steve Connell hasn't picked up an actual paintbrush in a couple of years. He paints with his finger on an iPad.
When you walk into a warehouse on the Near West Side, you can smell and hear what's cooking, as the employees at Eat Purely are busy preparing and packing up lunches for hundreds awaiting delivery.
Founded 60 years ago and located in Westmont is a company that is under the microscope.
Adam Rust is the owner of Woolly Mammoth Antiques and Oddities in the Andersonville neighborhood.
Briggs Doherty's family has run a custom clothing company in Chicago since 1939. And nearly a year ago, he decided to branch out to uniforms.
Not many family businesses have the longevity of Zengeler Cleaners on Chicago's North Shore.
Forest Packaging is celebrating 50 years this year.
WBBM's Bernie Tafoya takes you inside the world of Bow Tied Wood, a home-based company that makes wooden bow ties.
Matt's Cookies have been serving up 'just like homemade' cookies in Chicago's northern suburb of Wheeling for more than 40 years.
Founder Chris Tag once was an art director in advertising, but it was always his goal to leave his cubicle and create a line of bags for men. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
It's a Friday morning at The Brookdale Senior Living Center in Lincoln Park. About a dozen seniors gather for their weekly dance therapy program.
WBBM's Steve Miller sat in on a jazz orchestra rehearsal as they were preparing late additions to the Pride Week program -- pieces added because of what happened in Orlando.
From Jay's potato chips to Andes mints, from Cracker Jack to giardiniera, if you're homesick, The Chicago Gift Box is just what the doctor ordered.
A five-year-old's art drives the non-profit Dainty Warrior Project.
Christen Carter is the owner of the Busy Beaver Button Company.
When you walk in Heritage Bicycles on Lincoln near Wellington, you smell coffee.
Music floats through the air at Seman Violins in Skokie, reports WBBM's Regine Schlesinger.
Drive around downtown Chicago, and you're sure to have seen their work.
It's one thing to repair a Chevy or a Ford, but where do you go to fix a DeLorean? DeLorean Midwest, in northwest suburban Crystal Lake, specializes in repairs to the classic stainless steel cars.
