Lovin' Local: Geja's Cafe in Lincoln Park
Jeff Lawler from Geja's Cafe talks about how his business has adjusted during the pandemic and details their offerings for Valentine's Day.
Daycare owner fighting to open up in Zion against marijuana farm
A daycare owner in the far north suburbs says Zion officials care more about marijuana money than little kids.
Principle Barbers named Chicago Bears Small Business All-Pro
Bobby Price, owner of Principle Barbers, talks about his collaboration with the Chicago Bears and being named one of their Small Business All-Pros.
Lovin' Local: Stand Tall Plant Stands
Isabella Mazzulla talks about the inspiration behind her unique and striking plant stands and the importance of reflecting on beauty during the pandemic.
Lovin' Local: Maia Salsa
Claudia Castillo and Juan Carlos Ibanez from Maia Salsa talk about how their business is doing during the pandemic.
Lovin' Local: Capucine Chicago Home & Gift Store in Bucktown
Kate Reavey talks about how her business has fared since the pandemic.
Jus Sandwiches partners with Chicago Bears to give hundreds of meals to Jesse Brown VA Hospital
Karen Roberts, owner of Jus Sandwiches, talks about teaming up with the Chicago Bears to deliver hot meals to the Jesse Brown VA Hospital.
Lovin' Local: Dear Margaret in Lake View
Lacey Irby, owner of Dear Margaret, talks about how her business has fared since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shopify pulls conservative company's 'Free Kyle' Rittenhouse shirt
A small business owner says he was banned from selling a "Free Kyle" shirt on the e-commerce platform Shopify. BringAmmo advertised that it would send $5 from the sale of each shirt to a defense fund for Rittenhouse.
New small business resource center to assist those 50 and up
Rhett Buttle, founder of Public Private Strategies, talks about teaming up with AARP to launch the free Small Business Resource Center for people over 50 years old looking to bolster their businesses.
West Loop business embraces winter with outdoor ice bar
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Lovin' Local: Abby Alley
Abby Alley talks about how her business has fared since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Joliet couple producing Bernie Sanders mittens after Vermont senator goes viral
A Joliet couple has cracked the code, which means soon you may be able to buy your own exact replica of the now-famous mittens Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders wore to Joe Biden’s inauguration.
Illinois startups finding success despite limitations of the pandemic
Kristi Dula from the llinois Office of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology talks about the surge of start ups across the state as the pandemic rages on.
Lovin' Local: The Stay-in Steakhouse from Kitchfix
Josh Katt, CEO and executive chef at The Stay-in Steakhouse from Kitchfix, talks about their Valentine's Day offerings including their six-course "Goodfellas"-inspired dinner.
Lovin' Local: Marvin's Food and Fuel in the West Loop
Chef Mitch Cavanah from Marvin's Food and Fuel talks about how his business has fared since the onset of the pandemic.
Lovin' Local: Sfera Sicilian Street Food
Daniela Vitale and Steven Jarczyk from Sfera Sicilian Street Food talk about how their business has fared during the pandemic.
Lovin' Local: Ina Mae Tavern in West Town
Chef Brian Jupiter of Ina Mae Tavern talks about how his business has fared since the pandemic and how they're celebrating Mardi Gras this year.
Chicago shuts down restaurant with nearly 100 patrons, cites 12 other businesses for indoor dining violations
Chicago officials over the weekend shut down a nearly 100-person gathering at a Mount Greenwood restaurant as well as an unlicensed club in Little Village.
Chicago museums to reopen, indoor dining could resume in 'a few days'
With COVID-19 restrictions loosening up in Chicago, places like the Shedd Aquarium are getting ready to re-open their doors. Also, indoor dining at restaurants could resume in just a matter of days.