A salmonella outbreak attributed to Metabolic Meals' home delivery has sickened individuals in ten states, prompting a CDC alert and product warnings.

Kraft Heinz is splitting into two independent companies, Global Taste Elevation Co. and North American Grocery Co., aiming to enhance focus and growth.

Illinois is set to host international buyers for a grain tour aimed at strengthening its agricultural trade ties, with representatives from six countries participating.

Veterans sue the VA for denying GI Bill education benefits, despite a Supreme Court ruling that they say entitles them to additional months of college. The lawsuit addresses misinterpretation of eligibility by the VA.

Target and Ulta Beauty are ending their "shop-in-shop" partnership, which will conclude in August 2026. Rewards linkage will remain active until the deadline.

Gas prices in Peoria have slightly decreased, with the average at $3.30 per gallon, as oil prices dropped below $64 per barrel. The national average also fell to $3.08 per gallon.

Claire's files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy again, faced with $500 million in debt and market challenges. Stores remain open while the company seeks buyers.

Chicago's Twisted Spoke bar is closing after 30 years due to high operating costs and an expiring lease, leaving a community of patrons and motorcycle enthusiasts to mourn its loss.

Jewel-Osco recalls deli items due to potential listeria risk from supplier Reser's Fine Foods' breadcrumbs. No illnesses reported, but FDA stresses caution and thorough cleaning.

Electricity bills in Northern Illinois and New Jersey are expected to rise due to the energy demands of data centers and AI advancements, with lack of transparency and renewable energy integration exacerbating the situation.

Coca-Cola plans to launch a version of its soda sweetened with U.S. cane sugar in the fall, expanding its range and responding to consumer interest in natural ingredients.

Mariano's is closing three suburban Chicago stores as part of Kroger's nationwide strategy to improve efficiency. Affected employees will be offered positions at other locations.

Metra in Chicago is considering reintroducing bar cars as café cars on trains, offering snacks and possibly alcohol, following positive rider feedback and a successful test event.