City of Chicago sues Glock Inc. over 'facilitating' illegal gun conversions
The city of Chicago filed a lawsuit Tuesday against gun manufacturer Glock, Inc., over a “switch" that allows its pistols to convert to machine guns.
Coffee in a new light: Chicago business reveals how sparkling coffee is made and how it gives back
Founders of a canned coffee tonic company in Chicago shared how their sparkling cold brew is made and why they're committed to highlighting hardworking coffee farmers around the world.
America's busiest airports in Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas rank among worst in US, review finds
Atlanta, Dallas, Denver and Chicago airports, the busiest in the U.S., ranked among the worst in the U.S. for their facilities and food options, a review website found.
Amazon employees evacuate after fire breaks out near Illinois fulfillment center
Work at an Amazon fulfillment center in a suburb of Chicago appears to have resumed, after employees had evacuated due to a fire Thursday morning.
Illinois launches website to track taxpayer spending on migrants
Illinois has launched a state-run website to track government spending on illegal immigrants as the border crisis drains state resources and taxpayer dollars.
Pest control company Orkin says this city has worst bed bug problem in America
Chicago has the worst bed bug problem among American cities, Rollins Inc.-owned pest control company Orkin announced earlier in the week.
Chicago-area Tesla charging stations lined with dead cars in freezing cold: 'A bunch of dead robots out here'
Many Chicago-area Tesla owners were visibly frustrated on Monday after their electric vehicles failed to charge amid freezing temperatures.
United Airlines flight makes emergency landing due to 'possible mechanical issue' with door
A flight from Sarasota to Chicago was diverted to Tampa after a door indicator light illuminated, reports say.
2 aircraft clip wings at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport; FAA investigating
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after GoJet and SkyWest aircraft clipped wings at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Tuesday.
McDonald's spinoff restaurant 'CosMc's' opening in Chicago
The fast-food giant McDonald’s is set to debut a new spinoff restaurant called "CosMc's" in a Chicago suburb. The venue will likely serve coffee, iced teas, lemonades and slushies.
Chicago boutique hotel named as homeless shelter, causing staff layoffs
A boutique hotel in Chicago's Gold Coast is being converted into a temporary homeless shelter, causing some staff members to be laid off.
Pest control company Orkin declares Chicago 'rattiest' city again. How do other cities stack up?
The Windy City remained the most rodent-infested American city for yet another year, according to Orkin. The pest control company dubbed it as such on Monday.
Chicago mayor considers creating city-owned grocery store after Walmart, Whole Foods close stores in the city
The city of Chicago is considering the feasibility of a municipally owned grocery store as a means of promoting equitable access to food following several notable store closures.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson sues automakers as car theft 'crisis' gets worse
The City of Chicago is suing Kia and Hyundai over their decision to not include “industry-standard engine immobilizers" in several models of vehicles.
Dozens of Chicago-area gas stations forced to slash hours over crime surge
Hammond, Indiana, is requiring its gas stations to close overnight in response to violent crime at night.
Chicago considers controversial tax hike on property sales over $1M to fund homeless housing
Chicago's City Council is considering raising the tax rate on real estate for properties worth more than $1 million to fund housing units for homeless people.
Tornado disrupts hundreds of flights at Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports
A tornado touched down at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Wednesday, leading to hundreds of flights being canceled or delayed until the severe weather passed.
Chicago Walgreens redesigned with only 2 aisles available for browsing, the rest behind counters: report
A renovated Walgreens store in downtown Chicago now only has two aisles of products available for public browsing while the rest is behind counters.
Walgreens Boots Alliance cutting hundreds of corporate jobs
Walgreens Boots Alliance is trimming its corporate headcount, doing away with hundreds of jobs. The reductions were first reported by the Chicago Sun-Times.
CEOs give fair warning to Chicago over bad-for-business policies
Chicago businesses feel “very shocked" and “deeply concerned" about the city's high crime and "ill-conceived" policies forcing owners and their establishments to relocate.