Leader Automotive Group and Parent Company AutoCanada Reach $20M Settlement Over Deceptive Practices Allegations
The FTC and Illinois AG secured a $20 million settlement with Leader Automotive Group for deceptive practices, impacting consumers with unauthorized add-ons and false advertising.
Chicago Shoppers Plan for Early Store Closures on Christmas Eve, Costco Among Retailers with Modified Hours
Chicago-area Costco stores adjust their hours on Christmas Eve, closing at 5 p.m. However, on Christmas Day, they remain closed along with other retailers, with some exceptions like select CVS and Walgreens.
Illinois Attorney General Secures $3.5 Million Settlement with Indra Energy for Alleged Deceptive Practices
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul reached a $3.5 million settlement with Indra Energy over claims it deceived consumers into paying more for electricity. The settlement includes restitution and an 18-month business suspension in Illinois.
Amazon Drivers in Skokie Authorize Strike Amid Safety Concerns, Echoing Teamsters' Discontent in New York
Amazon drivers in Skokie voted to authorize a strike, and Amazon faces accusations of ignoring internal warnings about worker injury risks linked to production quotas. The company contests these claims and challenges the union's tactics.
100 Black Men of Chicago Marks 30th Anniversary with Successful Annual Toy Drive in Chicago, Aiding Children and Families in Need
100 Black Men of Chicago, Inc. celebrates their 30th anniversary with the 26th annual toy drive, collecting 1,500 toys and raising funds to support local children and single mothers during the holidays.
Wind Creek Chicago Southland Awarded State's 16th Casino License, IGB Fuels Illinois' Gaming and Sports Wagering Growth
The Illinois Gaming Board awarded Wind Creek IL LLC a casino license and approved a sports wagering partnership between Walker's Bluff and bet365. They also granted various gaming and occupational licenses.
End of an Era, McNally's Bar in Beverly to Close After 35 Years of Service
McNally's bar in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood is closing after 35 years. The family-run establishment thanked patrons and emphasized its role in the community as a gathering place for both celebrations and commiserations.












