Illinois Bolsters Local Food Systems with $28.8 Million USDA Grant to Aid Farmers, Combat Food Insecurity
Illinois invests $28.8 million to support local food systems and tackle food insecurity, buying directly from disadvantaged farmers to distribute free produce through food banks and nonprofits.
Acclaimed Korean Restaurant Parachute to Temporarily Shut Down, Eyes Refresh and Expansion in Downtown Chicago
Chicago's Parachute restaurant is closing temporarily for concept refreshment, with plans to explore expansion Downtown. Owners and acclaimed chefs Kim and Clark prepare for its evolution.
Wicker Park's Sando Street Rides Wave of Popularity, Sells Out Fast Amid Sandwich Frenzy
Sando Street in Wicker Park, with its East-meets-West sandwiches, experienced a sell-out due to high demand, prompting it to close on Mondays. Influencers helped boost its popularity, leading to long waits.
Chicago's Wrigley Rooftops May Raise a Glass to Liquor Sales Under New Aldermanic Proposal
Ald. Bennett Lawson proposed an ordinance to allow the sale of hard liquor at Wrigley Field's rooftop clubs, potentially increasing their license fees as well. The Cubs support this for a uniform fan experience.












