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Chef Charlie Trotter on why he's closing his restaurant
Jeremy Hobson May 8, 2012
The world-renowned Charlie Trotter's restaurant in Chicago will be closing this summer after 25 years of service. The chef explains his decision.
Chicago's speed cameras: Safety tool or cash cow?
Susie An Apr 18, 2012
The Chicago City Council may allow allow speed cameras around the city, with fines as much as $100. Mayor Rahm Emanuel says it'll improve safety for kids. Others call it a cash grab.
Chicago mayor hopes to lengthen school day
Eve Troeh Apr 11, 2012
Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel is moving ahead with controversial plans for a longer school day. That would make Chicago an outlier, because a longer day costs more money -- which most districts don't have at the moment.
Rahm Emanuel on Chicago, U.S. economy
Jeremy Hobson Apr 2, 2012
The mayor of Chicago is planning a complete makeover for his city, including a new runway at O'Hare Airport, upgrades to rail and bus service, and a rebuilding of the city's water and sewer system.
Efforts to improve taxi safety in Chicago
Jeff Tyler Dec 14, 2011
New laws in Chicago, Ill. are meant to make it safer to ride in cabs, but it could also drive up the cost of leasing a taxi.
CME Group threatens to leave Chicago
Susie An Dec 1, 2011
Now that the Illinois House has overwhelmingly voted down tax breaks to keep the CME Group in Chicago, the ball is in CME’s court. Can the CME really leave the city? At what cost?
MIDDAY UPDATE: Chinese delegation, Walmart, Target and Arby's
Katharine Crnko Jan 20, 2011
China announced a 10.3 percent GDP growth in December today. That's three times faster than GDP growth in the U.S., leading economists to believe...
Top Republican says no deal on tax cuts...
Bill Radke Sep 14, 2010
... says no one should get a tax hike in these tough economic times...
MID-DAY UPDATE: The world's central banks agree to reforms...
Bill Radke Sep 13, 2010
Will they work?...
Chicago harbors high-stakes debate over a bar
Melissa Kaplan Jul 15, 2010
An ad campaign in Chicago's Hancock tower has prompted a deep semantic exploration of the facility's eateries. A slogan for the cafe in the...
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