Volumes Bookcafe brings bookworms together in Wicker Park
There's a little something for everyone at the cozy Volumes Bookcafe in Wicker Park. The independent, women-owned store is celebrating eight years of business this month.
Pilsen bakery targeted by graffiti sends message of resilience
It's a bitter taste for a Chicago business that makes sweet confections, after someone graffitied an unwelcome message on a new bakery in Pilsen.
Chicago Black-owned bakery makes history with nationwide success
A popular Chicago business frequented by presidents and other famous faces has reached a brand-new milestone. In a FOX 32 special report, Tia Ewing spoke with the founder about her legacy and her message to other aspiring entrepreneurs.
Chicago's Architectural Artifacts to close after nearly 40 years
After nearly 40 years, a legendary antique emporium in the city is leaving.
Customers at Pookie Crack Cakes will sometimes line up for hours before they open
They open at 11 most days and close when they sell out. Pookies Crack Cakes has found its sweet spot on the south side. Tim McGill paid a visit to Bronzeville for Good Day Chicago.
Black Luxe Candle Company helps people craft one-of-a-kind candles
Brittany Taylor and Julius Dease, founders of Black Luxe Candle Co., talk about their passion for candles and how anyone can design their own scent through their special classes.
Ravinia Brewing Company faces threat of closure in trademark dispute with Ravinia Festival
For nearly six years, Ravinia Brewing has been serving craft beer in Highland Park, more recently at a taproom in Logan Square. But now, they say they’re in danger of being bullied out of business by the much bigger Ravinia music festival.
Ravinia Brewing Company faces threat of closure in trademark dispute with Ravinia Festival
For nearly six years, Ravinia Brewing has been serving craft beer in Highland Park, more recently at a taproom in Logan Square. But now, they say they’re in danger of being bullied out of business by the much bigger Ravinia music festival.
Folklore Coffee in Lemont brews up cozy atmosphere
Folklore Coffee serves as the gold standard of java and joy in the southwestern suburbs.
Grabbing a Cuppa Joe at Folklore Coffee in Lemont
FOX 32's Sylvia Perez takes a trip to Folklore Coffee in Lemont to warm up and talk to some regulars over a Cuppa Joe.
Chicago's longtime full-service gas station bids farewell as Kean Brothers retire after 70 years
A last glimpse of "the good old days" is fading away on Chicago’s South Side.
'Cuppa Joe' at Tierra Distilling Co. in Clarendon Hill
Fox 32's Anita Blanton is out in Clarendon Hills with Tierra Distilling Co. and cafe checking out their signature drinks and talking with some loyal customers. This cafe is a one-stop shop with coffee, booze, music and more.
Millions of businesses eligible for $5.5B Visa Mastercard antitrust fee settlement
If your business accepted Visa and/or Mastercard credit or debit cards over a period of time, you could be eligible for part of a $5.54 billion class-action settlement.
Illinois Made Holiday Gift Guide has you covered
Looking to grab some last minute holiday gifts? The Illinois Office of Tourism showcases local makers during the holidays with their Illinois Made program. Two of the newly inducted makers joined Good Day Chicago with some of their products
How to start a side hustle
TEDx keynote speaker and business strategist Jennifer Morilla lays out tips for starting and developing your side hustle.
Chicago's new paid leave policy faces delay despite City Council approval
It appears Chicago's new paid leave policy may be delayed until next summer.
Chicago's paid leave policy delayed after amended by City Council committee
The measure was approved just a month ago by the City Council, requiring all employers to provide at least 10 days of paid leave to all workers.
Cafe Selmarie going out in style, to close after 40 years
Brigit Kobayashi, owner of Cafe Selmarie, talks about closing up shop after a delicious 40-year run in the heart of the Lincoln Square neighborhood.
Chicago woman charged with unemployment, COVID-19 relief fraud: prosecutors
A Chicago woman was accused of small business loan and unemployment benefits fraud following a federal investigation.
7-year-old Grant Park girl erasing school lunch debt with handcrafted ornaments
A Grant Park girl is decking the halls with a good deed. Through her own ornament sales, she's eliminating school lunch debt.