New grocery store opens in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood

Shoppers in Englewood now have a new option when it comes time to shop for groceries.

CHICAGO - Shoppers in Englewood now have a new option when it comes time to shop for groceries.

The city cut the ribbon Tuesday on the Go-Green Community Fresh Market at the corner of 63rd and Racine.

The two-floor market is bringing fresh food and ready-to-eat meals in what’s historically been a food dessert.

The project is the work of the Inner City Muslim Action Network, known as IMAN, a non-profit community-led organization.

City Hall contributed $1.5 million for the project.