Snitches Get Free Pizza; Barnes & Noble Returns: IL Business News

ILLINOIS — A suburban pizzeria wants the ID of some would-be burglars, and they're willing to trade free pizza for it.

Meanwhile, an investment group has acquired an interest in a local shopping center, with plans to redevelop it.

Plus, Barnes & Noble is returning to a suburb more than a year after its beloved, longtime location shut down.

Here's a look at some of Illinois Patch's recent top business stories:

Pizzeria Offers 1 Year Of Free Pizza To Anyone Who IDs Attempted Burglars

"We’ve got the footage. We’ve got the screenshots. Now we want names. Help us ID these crumb bums, and you’ll be eating on the house for a whole year. That’s 52 Fridays of extra cheese, no questions asked," the business shared on its Facebook page.

Bestselling Author To Cut Ribbon For Barnes & Noble Grand Opening

After a beloved bookstore closed after a quarter-century, Barnes & Noble is coming back to town with a fanfare, and a bestselling author.

Investments Group Acquires Interest In The Promenade

"We are thrilled to help redevelop this Asset, and we truly believe in The Promenade," the CEO of the investment group said.

Tio's Donuts Grand Opening Event: 'You Are Invited'

"Locally owned and backed by 23 years of experience, Tío’s Donuts is bringing handmade, high-quality donuts to our community. From classic favorites to unique creations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy."

These 20 Businesses Hit By Burglars In Same Day

Patch filed a FOIA to get more information about the 20 businesses that were burglarized in a matter of hours on the morning of April 7. Here's the full list.

New Restaurant Comes To Former Cheddar's Location

The new restaurant will offer Asian cuisine, sushi and hibachi.

Friend Trip Inspires Couple's Transformation Of Former Farm

An 11-acre former farm has been turned into a short-term rental its new owners hope will inspire togetherness.