Chipotle pulls jalapeños over salmonella concerns
Chipotle is pulling jalapeños from its store after a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota.
Chipotle is pulling jalapeños from its store after a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota.
Chicago church expands 'Food for Life' food pantry
New Life Covenant Church Southeast is expanding its Food for Life food pantry to 79th Street, furthering its mission to help feed people. Church founder and lead pastor John Hannah talks about why he wanted to expand the food pantry and what you can do to help support its mission.
New Life Covenant Church Southeast is expanding its Food for Life food pantry to 79th Street, furthering its mission to help feed people. Church founder and lead pastor John Hannah talks about why he wanted to expand the food pantry and what you can do to help support its mission.
Buc-ee’s sues Ohio mini-mart over beaver logo branding, alleging trademark infringement
Buc-ee’s has sued a small mini-mart in Ohio, alleging its cartoon beaver logo is too similar to the popular Texas-based chain's iconic logo, adding to the various lawsuits the company has filed against small stores with cartoon animal branding despite an HBO show daring it to challenge someone its own size.
Buc-ee’s has sued a small mini-mart in Ohio, alleging its cartoon beaver logo is too similar to the popular Texas-based chain's iconic logo, adding to the various lawsuits the company has filed against small stores with cartoon animal branding despite an HBO show daring it to challenge someone its own size.
These states have the most underprivileged children, study finds
A new WalletHub study ranks the states where underprivileged children face the greatest challenges, based on factors including poverty, health and education.
A new WalletHub study ranks the states where underprivileged children face the greatest challenges, based on factors including poverty, health and education.
Nation's largest food distributor halts Mexican lettuce purchases after outbreak linked to two deaths
Sysco, the nation's largest food distributor, will stop buying iceberg lettuce from Mexico as federal health officials investigate a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to the product, the company's CEO said Tuesday.
Sysco, the nation's largest food distributor, will stop buying iceberg lettuce from Mexico as federal health officials investigate a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to the product, the company's CEO said Tuesday.
Chicago's Wishbone restaurant to close after decades in the West Loop
Wishbone will close at the end of the month after decades serving breakfast, lunch and Southern comfort food in Chicago.
Wishbone will close at the end of the month after decades serving breakfast, lunch and Southern comfort food in Chicago.
Chicago Sky Guard Gabriela Jaquez talks Weiner’s Circle collaboration
The Chicago Sky and The Weiner’s Circle have teamed up for a new collaboration aimed at spreading positivity. Sky guard Gabriela Jaquez shares more about the partnership and the inspiration behind bringing the two Chicago staples together.
The Chicago Sky and The Weiner’s Circle have teamed up for a new collaboration aimed at spreading positivity. Sky guard Gabriela Jaquez shares more about the partnership and the inspiration behind bringing the two Chicago staples together.
Wishbone closing after three decades in business
A beloved Chicago breakfast spot is closing for good after 36 years.
A beloved Chicago breakfast spot is closing for good after 36 years.
Some older Ford vehicles pose 'unreasonable' safety risks, regulators warn
Some older Ford cars and SUVs pose "unreasonable" safety risks, according to federal regulators. Here's what to know.
Some older Ford cars and SUVs pose "unreasonable" safety risks, according to federal regulators. Here's what to know.
Nationwide power failure hits Caribbean island as American citizens warned to prepare
Americans who are legally traveling to Cuba should expect major disruptions because of the country's blackout crisis, according to officials.
Americans who are legally traveling to Cuba should expect major disruptions because of the country's blackout crisis, according to officials.
SNAP benefit changes leave more Illinois families turning to food pantries
Common Pantry explains how recent SNAP benefit changes are affecting Illinois families, why food pantries can't replace federal assistance, and what people who lost benefits should do next.
Common Pantry explains how recent SNAP benefit changes are affecting Illinois families, why food pantries can't replace federal assistance, and what people who lost benefits should do next.
Ann Sather to replace Stella's Diner in Lakeview after weekend closure
Stella's Diner in Lakeview closed its doors over the weekend, but a new restaurant is already set to take over the space. The owner of Ann Sather joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new location and what customers can expect.
Stella's Diner in Lakeview closed its doors over the weekend, but a new restaurant is already set to take over the space. The owner of Ann Sather joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new location and what customers can expect.
'Beauty on the Block' brings Black beauty brands to Chicago this weekend | ChicagoLIVE
Beauty on the Block, The Black Beauty Club’s summer block party celebrating beauty, culture, and community, is coming to Chicago this weekend. Black Beauty Club founder Tomi Talabi joins ChicagoLIVE to share what attendees can expect.
Beauty on the Block, The Black Beauty Club’s summer block party celebrating beauty, culture, and community, is coming to Chicago this weekend. Black Beauty Club founder Tomi Talabi joins ChicagoLIVE to share what attendees can expect.
Hotel Wi-Fi phishing attack targets Microsoft logins
Hackers are hijacking hotel Wi-Fi gateways to redirect business travelers to convincing Microsoft 365 login pages.
Hackers are hijacking hotel Wi-Fi gateways to redirect business travelers to convincing Microsoft 365 login pages.
More than 1.5 million Ram pickup trucks recalled over seat belt issue
The new recall affects certain Ram 1500 pickup trucks manufactured between 2019 and 2026.
The new recall affects certain Ram 1500 pickup trucks manufactured between 2019 and 2026.
Rethinking protein: Less may be more for healthy aging, study finds
A new study pushes back on the idea that people generally should be consuming more and more protein.
A new study pushes back on the idea that people generally should be consuming more and more protein.
Nearly 23,000 pounds of baked spaghetti, chicken cobbler recalled over possible metal contamination
Nearly 23,000 pounds of Ukrop's Homestyle Foods baked spaghetti and chicken cobbler products are being recalled because they may contain metal slivers, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Nearly 23,000 pounds of Ukrop's Homestyle Foods baked spaghetti and chicken cobbler products are being recalled because they may contain metal slivers, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Ford F-150, F-250 recall issued over rear camera issue
Ford is recalling tens of thousands of its trucks over a software issue that can sometimes prevent a driver from seeing the video from the rear-facing camera.
Ford is recalling tens of thousands of its trucks over a software issue that can sometimes prevent a driver from seeing the video from the rear-facing camera.
Chicago food truck to compete in Food Network competition | ChicagoLIVE
Waffadilla, a Chicago food truck, combined two favorite foods into one and is now taking its talents to the Food Network.
Waffadilla, a Chicago food truck, combined two favorite foods into one and is now taking its talents to the Food Network.
Illinois gives $400 one-time payments to thousands who lost SNAP benefits
Thousands of Illinois residents who were no longer eligible to receive SNAP benefits were going to receive one-time $400 payments.
Thousands of Illinois residents who were no longer eligible to receive SNAP benefits were going to receive one-time $400 payments.