Recreational marijuana has been sold in Evanston since January, but now other suburbs are reconsidering their votes to prohibit it.
The Evanston-based health care system announced plans to take over the independent Arlington Heights-based hospital by the end of the year.
Here is a list of the 200 Evanston businesses approved for the largest loans from the $51 billion Paycheck Protection Program.
Company officials also announced one-time bonuses for people working in stores and distribution centers during the coronavirus pandemic.
The family-owned corner store and ice cream parlor has provided support to those in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
On Thursday, Walmart locations began implementing single-direction aisles.
We asked local businesses to offer updates on their status during the coronavirus crisis and produced a directory of their responses.
The Springfield, Missouri-based frozen custard company did not renew its lease on Church St. The company said it is exploring new options.
We're publishing a simple "Open-or-Closed Directory" for Evanston businesses. Here's how to get listed.
As many as 200,000 Instacart workers could walk off the job Monday over demands for better COVID-19 protection, hazard pay and benefits.
Marijuana dispensaries remain open during the governor's 'stay at home' order and new rules are in place for medical cannabis patients.
Business is hurting, it could get even worse, and they’re using emails to relay special discounts or changes in their stores.
Sales revenue from the state's first week of adult-use cannabis outpaced results from nearly every other state that has legalized marijuana.
Two clothing stores in the 1700 block of Sherman Avenue in downtown Evanston announced plans to permanently close next month.
Christmas tree businesses talk about their work, in this Audlank Media video.
A fitness franchise opened the fourth of its five new gyms in the Chicago area at Dempster Street and Dodge Avenue.
New name, new look & logo highlights integrated offerings
Clean Cities to host Clean Vehicle Seminar, Clean Air Golf Outing
Using technology invented by a Northwestern professor, NanoGraf says its technology significantly improves lithium-ion batteries.
Business who implement at least 10 sustainable actions by Aug. 4 will receive $250 cash incentive, a storefront decal and an online badge.
Via, the on-demand, shared ride service, began offering service to, from and within Evanston Monday.
The new owners plan an "extensive renovation and modernization" of the 44-year-old building, according to the broker on the deal.
Clean Cities coalition hosting electric vehicle drives at the show, Feb. 9-18
The 10-story tower at 500 Davis St. sold last month for more than $14 million above its 2016 purchase price.
Shoppers can help keep local businesses in Evanston this Small Business Saturday.
A new independent retailer in downtown Evanston provides a platform for creative entrepreneurs to showcase their work.
Aligned Modern Health now offers chiropractic physical medicine, rehabilitation, acupuncture and clinical nutrition on Davis Street.
Property taxes and interested developers could contribute to the closure of the remaining carpet shops in the longtime rug district.
The proposal includes 9 stories of office space and 171 parking spots, according to its planned development application.
Around 8,000 Starbucks stores are closing for racial bias training following the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia location.
The married owners of Doc's Auto Clinic's have fallen in love with Evanston since buying the business in 2014.
Divine Creative Synergy opened up shop April 2017 in the AMLI Evanston building.
The Sherman Plaza store shuttered Saturday without warning or explanation.
A small-format Target store in Sherman Plaza is open for business in downtown Evanston.
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The owners of the Chase building at 1603 Orrington want $87 million for the office tower they bought for $61.5 million in 2013.
Job fairs will be held next week to staff the company's new small-format store on Sherman Avenue.
Schools with endowments totaling more than $500,000 per student will pay 1.4 percent of their income under the new tax bill.
The deal is 2017's largest sale of a multi-unit building in the Chicago suburbs.
The casual lounge will let you pour yourself any of 30 brews, including the newly-rebranded Nevin's beer, next spring on Sherman.