Government-run grocery stores face renewed scrutiny after Chicago's experiment fizzles

The idea of government-run grocery stores is facing renewed scrutiny as Chicago abandons plans for a municipal supermarket, raising questions about whether taxpayer-funded markets can survive. "Chicago's city-run grocery stores are on the brink of collapse after a Save A Lot terminated its licensing agreement with stores operated by Yellow Banana," Bryce Hill, director of Fiscal and Economic Analysis at Illinois Policy, told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. "So the city spent $13.5 million on these