West Side Area Bankruptcies In Year Of Coronavirus: See Data

Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in Cook County. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.

How Reliable Is Your Illinois Power Supplier?

See how well utility providers in the West Side area and across IL serve local customers.

Grocery Sector Still Strong Amid Covid-19 Pandemic

Jewel-Osco at Elston Plaza sees record sales in second quarter.

Pilsen Restaurant To Test New Design For Cold Weather Outdoor Dining

CBS 2 Morning Insider Tim McNicholas reports it’s all thanks to a local design company that’s changing their game plan.

Wife Of El Milagro Worker Who Died: ‘They’re Not Protecting Us’

Workers tell CBS 2 Investigators they’re still concerned about their safety after a colleague died from COVID-19.

Chicago Food Group Recalls 47K Pounds Of Chicken Fried Rice

The USDA said the company's products were misbranded and contained an undeclared allergen.

$34 Million Food Business Incubator Opens In East Garfield Park

One of the largest food incubation facilities in the country has opened in Chicago, and Chef Rick Bayless will hold culinary classes there.

Small Business Expo To Be Held On West Side

"The goal is to build a healthy business climate and create jobs for West Side residents," organizers said.

Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against Galewood Bakery

Activists from the West Side and Oak Park claim two Chicago-area bakeries schemed to avoid hiring black people.

McDonald's Plans Corporate Layoffs: Report

The company will cut jobs in field offices across the country, according to a report.

Ex-Employee Of West Side Little Caesars Sues Over N-Word Claim

A former worker in the Little Village pizza spot claims that co-workers often called him the N-word and a 'slave.'

Sears To Close Its Last Chicago Store

The Portage Park location will shut its doors this summer, and a liquidation sale will begin later this month.

Tattoo Artists From Across America Coming To West Side Walk Up

Considering a tattoo? Nearly two dozen artists are scheduled to participate in Great Lakes Tattoo's Walk Up Classic.

Carson's In Riverside Plaza To Close, Clearance Sales Begin

Sales begin Thursday at Carson's in the West Loop and are scheduled to run for 10 to 12 weeks, the company said.

Chicago Bakery Loses 800 Workers, $21M After Immigration Raid

A Swiss company that makes hamburger buns for McDonald's said it's struggling to run its business.

House Deputy Majority Leader Lou Lang Recruited as “of Counsel” to Del Galdo Law Group

Lang joins law firm's local government practice, focusing on municipal, economic development, and election law.

New Food and Beverage Incubator to 'Hatch' on West Side Next Year, Emanuel Says

A soon-to-be under way culinary hub will offer an innovative setting for Chicago food entrepreneurs to build and grow their businesses.

Del Galdo Law Group Hires Noted Local Government Attorney Tiffany Nelson-Jaworski

Election law background includes sitting as a public member on multiple local electoral boards and advising candidates on ballot access.

Paczki Day: Who Makes The Best Fat Tuesday Treat On The West Side?

Find out the 10 best places with the tastiest paczkis in Chicago, and tell us where you go for the holiday pastry.

Peoples Gas, North Shore Gas Break Ground on New Training Center

The state-of-the-art facility in Little Village will train utility workers and prepare Chicago Public Schools students.