The online grocery delivery company is ditching the Chicago suburbs in favor of the Windy City itself.

Twelve of the 29 Illinois cities with over 50,000 in population are losing residents.

The number of Cook County municipalities that have opted out of both ordinances has climbed to 107.

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

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 of Evanston offers a path forward for governments to level the playing field between traditional taxis and ridesharing.

Food-truck freedom finally is coming to Evanston.