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A Sip of Hope, 3039 W. Fullerton Ave., is more than a coffee shop. It's a place where "it's ok NOT to be ok," to talk about coping…or trying to cope…with your own mental challenges or those of someone else and a place to occasionally meet an angel.

Small businesses have an opportunity to obtain grants through the Small Business Improvement Fund (SBIF) starting Sept. 3. Applications close on Oct. 3. 

Shot to death while standing in a Metro PCS store around 8:05 p.m. on April 26, Candice Dickerson was honored by her family, friends and the Norwegian American Hospital (NAH) "family" on Tuesday at the hospital, 1044 N Francisco Ave. 

Two workers suffered burns from a foundry furnace explosion Wednesday in Sipi Metals, 1720 N. Elston Ave., at 12:15 p.m.

The Census Bureau’s Chicago Regional Office is in search of six to fifteen Field Supervisors for managing data collection.

A crowd fired out concerns about a proposed PPA (Public Place of Amusement) license for the ground level corner space of 1714 N. Damen, during 32nd Ward Alderman Scott Waguespack's public meeting in the proposed space, Monday evening. 

The 3.5 tons of donated art, craft and school materials, in first quarter 2018, has smashed all quarter collection records for four-year-old The WasteShed, 2842 W. Chicago Ave.

A recall for 289 pounds of chicken salad products due to misbranding and an undeclared allergen with Whole Foods labels, produced by Café Spice GCT Inc., in New Windsor, N.Y. was announced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) Thursday. 

All Chicago businesses that serve the general public must be  accessible to people with all types of disabilities based on 16 protected classes by July 1, explained Matthew Lango, Deputy Commissioner, Commission on Human Relations (CCHR),