Little Village Discount Mall vendors say goodbye to community hub
With their future uncertain, many of the Little Village Discount Mall vendors started packing their inventory days ago. Now, they are moving out of the warehouse at 3101 W. 26th St., a place that became their beloved community.
Little Village Discount Mall vendors say temporary reprieve from city came too late
Vendors at the Little Village Discount Mall are getting a reprieve after the city worked out a deal to allow them to stay an additional six weeks, instead of being forced out Tuesday. But Fox 32’s Joanie Lum says for some, the offer is too late.
Aurora to give additional $700K to small businesses
This is the second time the city is giving out grant money to small businesses.
Aurora to give additional $700K to small businesses
Aurora did it once and they are ready to do it twice. If you are a small business, listen up. The city is ready to divvy out $700,000.
Some Little Village Discount Mall vendors must leave after judge's ruling
A partial win and a partial loss for vendors at the Little Village Discount Mall on Friday.
Some Little Village Discount Mall vendors must leave after judge's ruling
A partial win and a partial loss for vendors at the Little Village Discount Mall on Friday.
Fate of Little Village Discount Mall hangs in the balance
A judge will decide soon on the potential eviction of vendors from a Little Village Discount Mall.
Little Village vendors take legal action to stop discount mall eviction
With their future at stake, vendors are taking legal action in hopes of stopping an eviction at the Little Village Discount Mall.
South Side 'Shark Tank' gives small businesses the chance for more
The top prize in this version of "Shark Tank" is $150,000 to jump-start a Chicago business.
South Side 'Shark Tank' gives small businesses the chance for more
It is a tough job being a judge, especially when you have to scour through 80 business plans and chop it down to three finalists.
Family-owned coffee shop opens in Avondale with help of community development grant
A new business is bringing a blend of coffee and culture to Avondale.
Chicago's women-owned businesses take center stage at South Side pop-up market
The Far South Community Development Corporation has provided women entreprenuers a location and and a network of support for their burgeoning businesses.
Back of the Yards projects aims to revitalize area
The development is part of the mayor's Invest South/West Initiative.
Pritzker signs mandatory paid leave bill for Illinois workers
Illinois will become one of three states to require employers to offer paid time off for any reason after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law on Monday that will take effect next year.
Pritzker signs mandatory paid leave bill for Illinois workers
Illinois will become one of three states to require employers to offer paid time off for any reason after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law on Monday that will take effect next year.
Lincoln Square Ravenswood Women's Day Market this Sunday
Sip, shop and support women led businesses all at the same time this weekend. The second annual Lincoln Square Ravenswood Women's Day Market at Artifact Events is the place to be to honor an abundance of hard-working ladies in the community.
Western Springs bakery closes after car crashes into storefront
Kirschbaum's Bakery in Western Springs is closed until further notice as they work to restore their gas lines.
Little Village's Discount Mall would lose half its vendors under proposed plan, alderman says
A crushing blow to the vendors at Little Village's Discount Mall, who were told by Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez that as many as half of them are at risk of losing their current locations.
Half of Little Village Discount Mall vendors being pushed out, alderman says
A crushing blow to the vendors at Little Village's Discount Mall, who were told by Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez that as many as half of them are at risk of losing their current locations.
Little Village's Discount Mall will stay open: 'step in the right direction'
The Discount Mall is not only beloved, it's considered the life-blood of the neighborhood economy, and for the vendors to stay would mean 500 jobs remaining in place.