Lincoln Square Chamber of Commerce looking for ways to stop small businesses from closing
The Chamber of Commerce in Lincoln Square says they are looking for ways to stop businesses from closing for good.
South Shore bar changing business practices following fatal hit-and-run
Jeffrey Pub is changing how it does business after three men were mowed down and killed nearby earlier this month.
Secret Service recovers $286 million in stolen pandemic loans
Since 2020, the Secret Service initiated more than 3,850 pandemic related fraud investigations.
Plan to open gun store, shooting range in Long Grove shot down
FOX 32 Chicago has confirmed that “Range USA” has withdrawn from its plans to open a new location in Long Grove.
New grant program aims to benefit suburban Cook County manufacturing companies
Suburban Cook County manufacturing companies are getting a boost with the launch of a new initiative.
McHenry County officials dispute bakery's discrimination accusation following cancelation of drag show
An Illinois bakery has accused its local government of discriminating against it by banning events at the space after it was vandalized and had to cancel a planned drag show, but the village disputes the bakery's version of events.
Highland Park businesses recovering from shooting with help of small business loans
Businesses affected by last month's massacre in Highland Park can apply for help from the federal Small Business Administration.
UpRising Bakery owner says village discriminated against her after business was vandalized prior to drag show
An Illinois bakery owner states that she and her business are facing discrimination from her local government after being targeted with what she considers a hate crime.
Chicago company 'Shameless Pets' recycles unwanted human food into dog and cat treats
Shameless Pets works with food processors to rescue unwanted food and turn it into dog and cat treats.
Chicago man believes city shut his business down because he's Black
Rashad Bailey had high hopes for his new business venture — Dinner and a Movie — before the city of Chicago forced him to shut down.
Black-owned business closed in Lincoln Park, owner believes he knows why
Rashad Bailey had high hopes for his new business venture — Dinner and a Movie — before the city of Chicago forced him to shut down.
