Foxtrot is reopening its third Chicago store in Wicker Park, with free coffee and happy hour promotions to celebrate. The upscale grocery chain is recovering under new ownership with plans to reopen more locations in Chicago and Dallas.

The probe found former Commissioner Ken Meyer allegedly mistreated employees and made discriminatory remarks, leading him to retire amid the investigation.

Chicago's Columbus Day Parade celebrated Italian American heritage and aimed to bridge cultural gaps, with Native American unity themes amid controversy.

Former President Donald Trump spoke at the Economic Club of Chicago, with the same invitation extended to VP Kamala Harris. His visit was critiqued by local Illinois leaders.

Jason Weingarten becomes CEO of the Alinea Group, with Nick Kokonas stepping back. Weingarten aims to maintain the group's standards while exploring growth opportunities alongside chef Grant Achatz.

An unclaimed $250,000 Lotto ticket sold in Chicago is nearing its claim deadline. Winners have 364 days to claim, expiring October 2024. Other unclaimed prizes total nearly $4.5 million statewide.

Rosati's Pizza is offering a 14-inch two-topping pizza for $3.50 to celebrate their 60th anniversary, available for carry-out with a coupon on one specific day.

Scott Gidwitz has altered plans for a Skokie property from a 494-unit apartment complex to a project featuring two restaurants and a bank, citing economic conditions. The Skokie Village Board is considering the new proposal.

Early voting sites in suburban Cook County are expanding on Oct. 21, increasing options for voters in areas like Niles and Park Ridge. The early voting period allows residents to participate in the presidential election and other key races.

The United Center introduces an enhanced food and beverage menu for Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks seasons, featuring classic Chicago staples and sophisticated dishes.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting outside a Little Village restaurant in Chicago. The incident occurred late Monday night. Police are investigating; no arrests have been made.

Chicago Police alert the 16th District of burglaries by offenders using pry bars and electric saws to access businesses, based on surveillance footage of two Hispanic males.

Trump and Vance to appear in Chicago for separate events; Trump will be interviewed at an Economic Club of Chicago session, while Vance will attend a fundraiser.