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According to Chicago police, the city’s street racing ordinance isn’t doing much to deter takeovers from happening.

Aloha Poke Co. is opening two Chicago corporate stores. "We are thrilled to continue our expansion in suburban Chicago," CEO Chris Birkinshaw said in a company press release.

Aloha Poke Co., the nation’s premier fast-casual poke restaurant concept, today announced plans to open two new Chicago corporate stores as the development of a new Houston, TX franchise location moves forward. The news comes on the heels of strong Q1 and Q2 performance, where the brand recorded +13% comparable store sales in the first half of 2022.

/PRNewswire/ -- Aloha Poke Co., the nations premier fast casual poke restaurant concept, today announced plans to open two new Chicago corporate stores as...

Six Chicago Police Department vehicles were damaged by fireworks, bricks when officers tried to disperse a crowd that was reportedly street racing and blocking an intersection.

Officers arrested nine people, impounded seven cars and identified 22 vehicles for future impoundment at street takeovers over the weekend, police said. One pedestrian was killed during a suspected drag race.

Just last month, the Chicago City Council passed an ordinance that attempts to crack down on illegal street racing. But the problem — spanning across...

Not more than a month ago, the Chicago City Council approved an ordinance to crack down on street racing and illegal stunts across the city. However, street...

Multiple instances of illegal street drifting and stunting have occurred on yet another weekend in Chicago, enraging neighbors and eliciting complaints from...

The days may be getting shorter, but theres still plenty of summer left and a load of festivals to enjoy.