So far, only two food carts have been licensed to sell tamales in Chicago.

City officials in Chicago and across the state are crushing a pillar of the culinary community. But food trucks are fighting back.

A new ordinance would ban all cars with autonomous technology from Chicago, preventing Uber from expanding the fleet of self-driving vehicles it recently introduced in Pittsburgh.

Illinois House Bill 6601 would restrict Pokémon Go players from entering certain areas.

Illinois entrepreneurs face myriad regulations that impede starting or running a business. Compliance with those regulations is costly; more importantly, it is almost impossible for entrepreneurs to know every regulation that affects their businesses. The uncertainty of not knowing the law creates a regulatory minefield and takes away opportunity for Illinoisans.

The city will require rideshare drivers to complete an online course before hitting the road, and will allow ridesharing platforms such as Uber and Lyft to continue conducting their own background checks.

The city’s new ordinance will punish visitors to the city with a 21 percent hotel tax bill.

In the face of fleeing residents, the Chicago City Council has chosen to add more and more layers of regulation instead of reforming.