Volumes Bookcafe, which has been open for a decade, immediately saw a “significant” drop in sales after Barnes & Noble moved into the century-old Noel State Bank building in October 2024.

Union Pacific’s plan could mean less congestion and pollution, but neighborhoods near tracks could experience more commuting delays and noise.

Gooey leaves on the rails have caused the South Shore Line’s on-time performance to plummet in November.

When Chicago hospitals seek guardians for patients with assets, a law firm and a private care management organization get nearly all the business.

Airlines around the world reported short-term disruptions heading into the weekend as they fixed software on a widely used commercial aircraft.

Andrew grad Tom Serratore was named to the board of directors of the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, which raises funds for cancer research.

City officials have put a 1,553-visitor limit on the Christkindlmarket, affecting vendors and putting the nearly 30-year-long event at risk.

Despite concerns about inflation, shoppers turned out en masse for a day of shopping that, for some, is just as much about finding good deals as it is holiday traditions in downtown Chicago.