• JAN 24, 2019
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    State Supreme Court to decide whether Chicago food truck rules are 'blatant protectionism' or regulatory ‘balancing act’

    The Illinois Supreme Court building in Springfield on Nov. 29, 2018. [Hannah Meisel/The Daily Line]
    A six-year battle against a Chicago ordinance targeted at food trucks is on its last legs as the Illinois Supreme Court on Wednesday heard oral arguments in a case that food truck owners have already lost twice.
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