Biden promises no new taxes for small businesses or Americans making less than $400K a year
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden said that if he wins the presidency in November's election, he will raise taxes on Americans who earn more than $400,000 a year.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden said that if he wins the presidency in November's election, he will raise taxes on Americans who earn more than $400,000 a year.
Lovin' Local: Freedom Brothers Pizza in Plainfield
We check in with the folks from Freedom Brothers Pizzeria and Alehouse to see how their business has fared since the coronavirus outbreak.
We check in with the folks from Freedom Brothers Pizzeria and Alehouse to see how their business has fared since the coronavirus outbreak.
30+ stores to participate in Wicker Park/Bucktown's end-of-summer sale
Pamela Maass from the Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce talks about the neighborhoods' end-of-summer sale running from Aug. 24-30.
Pamela Maass from the Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce talks about the neighborhoods' end-of-summer sale running from Aug. 24-30.
Lovin' Local: 'A Sound Education' music store in Brookfield
Mike Doerr and Patrick Sheridan talk about how their business has pivoted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mike Doerr and Patrick Sheridan talk about how their business has pivoted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lovin' Local: Red Carpet Boutique in Morton Grove
Marcel and Izabela from Red Carpet Boutique talk about how their business has fared since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Marcel and Izabela from Red Carpet Boutique talk about how their business has fared since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lovin' Local: Michael's Shoe Repair
Michael Moretti, owner of Michael's Shoe Repair, talks about the how his business is faring during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michael Moretti, owner of Michael's Shoe Repair, talks about the how his business is faring during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chicago music venues struggle to stay afloat during decimation of COVID-19
Joe Shanahan, owner of Metro Chicago, joins Good Day Chicago to talk about how the local entertainment industry is suffering due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Joe Shanahan, owner of Metro Chicago, joins Good Day Chicago to talk about how the local entertainment industry is suffering due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Lovin' Local: Comida Cantina in Evanston
Greg Carter and Eric Green of Comida Cantina talk about how their business has fared since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Greg Carter and Eric Green of Comida Cantina talk about how their business has fared since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Illinois businesses attempt to navigate mask mandate
On Tuesday, business owners who fail to enforce Gov. Pritzker?s mask mandate could face hefty fines. Rob Karr with the Illinois Retail Merchants Association discusses this and other issues facing Illinois businesses.
On Tuesday, business owners who fail to enforce Gov. Pritzker?s mask mandate could face hefty fines. Rob Karr with the Illinois Retail Merchants Association discusses this and other issues facing Illinois businesses.
Student-athletes help Chicago business owner after his store was ransacked by looters twice
A group of local student-athletes stepped up to help a Chicago business owner after his store was ransacked by looters for a second time this summer.
A group of local student-athletes stepped up to help a Chicago business owner after his store was ransacked by looters for a second time this summer.
Chicago looting could put family-owned shop out of business: 'We can't handle this'
“It doesn’t really look like we are going to make it,” Mohammad Zahid said after his family-owned business in Chicago was looted.
“It doesn’t really look like we are going to make it,” Mohammad Zahid said after his family-owned business in Chicago was looted.
Pritzker announces business aid with Illinois COVID-19 dead at 7,672
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Wednesday the state is distributing $46 million to small businesses that have been adversely affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Wednesday the state is distributing $46 million to small businesses that have been adversely affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
US cybersecurity agency warns of fake COVID-19 Small Business Administration loan website
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said an email that directs people to a fake SBA COVID-19 loan website has been stealing people’s information.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said an email that directs people to a fake SBA COVID-19 loan website has been stealing people’s information.
Chicago boutique owners looted twice in 3 months call for help: 'We are not equipped to defend our store'
The owners of a Chicago boutique shop spoke out Tuesday after they were looted this week for the second time in three months, sustaining merchandise losses worth more than $25,000.
The owners of a Chicago boutique shop spoke out Tuesday after they were looted this week for the second time in three months, sustaining merchandise losses worth more than $25,000.
Chicago restaurant owner on 'disturbing' looting and rioting: 'Business is terrible, the streets are empty'
“The streets are empty and this time of year hotels would be full and the streets would be full. The rioting and violence have stopped people from coming downtown,” Demirdjian told “America’s Newsroom.”
“The streets are empty and this time of year hotels would be full and the streets would be full. The rioting and violence have stopped people from coming downtown,” Demirdjian told “America’s Newsroom.”
COVID restrictions in Chicago take effect again on Friday
At the stroke of midnight, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot will make good on a promise to re-enact COVID restrictions.
At the stroke of midnight, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot will make good on a promise to re-enact COVID restrictions.
Beloved Wrigleyville bar closing for good due to Chicago's new COVID restrictions
Hundreds of people tried jamming into Guthrie’s Tavern in Wrigleyville Tuesday night after the bar announced it is permanently closing on Thursday because of the city’s new COVID restrictions.
Hundreds of people tried jamming into Guthrie’s Tavern in Wrigleyville Tuesday night after the bar announced it is permanently closing on Thursday because of the city’s new COVID restrictions.
Lovin' Local: Scandinavian Ski and Snowboard Shop in Glenview
If you were forced to cancel plans for a late ski trip this season you had a lot of company as the National Ski Area Association says the coronavirus cost the industry $2 billion. Today's Lovin' Local takes us to Glenview where the Scandinavian Ski and Snowboard Shop is fighting for its life.
If you were forced to cancel plans for a late ski trip this season you had a lot of company as the National Ski Area Association says the coronavirus cost the industry $2 billion. Today's Lovin' Local takes us to Glenview where the Scandinavian Ski and Snowboard Shop is fighting for its life.
Lovin' Local: Soul Shack in Hyde Park
Today?s Lovin' Local guest is best-known for bringing the soul of the kitchen to your neighborhood. If you like jerk chicken made with Cornish hens or maybe braised ribs or lemon pepper-fried okra, then this is the place for you!
Today?s Lovin' Local guest is best-known for bringing the soul of the kitchen to your neighborhood. If you like jerk chicken made with Cornish hens or maybe braised ribs or lemon pepper-fried okra, then this is the place for you!
Chicago bar shut down, fined for breaking coronavirus rules
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is not messing around, hitting a Chicago bar with a hefty fine and forcing it to close early for breaking coronavirus reopening rules.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is not messing around, hitting a Chicago bar with a hefty fine and forcing it to close early for breaking coronavirus reopening rules.