New HHS Report Says COVID-19 Vaccine Has Saved 2,100 Seniors' Lives In Illinois
New data show the COVID-19 vaccines appear to be saving thousands of lives in Illinois.
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New data show the COVID-19 vaccines appear to be saving thousands of lives in Illinois.
The Chicago Public Schools are set to unveil new COVID-19 safety protocols Friday morning.
Rich Township High School District 227 is moving all to remote learning for two weeks after at least two people tested positive for COVID-19.
The COVID-19 positivity rate in Indiana is now 9.9 percent – and in Northwest Indiana, one family knows the toll of those numbers. The family lost one son to COVID-19 and nearly lost another.
Chicago city leaders hope a new campaign will boost COVID-19 vaccination rates. But health professionals say it is still going to take time.
Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine works for kids ages 5 to 11. It is welcome news for many, but it also triggers a lot of questions. CBS News Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook joins us with some answers on that, and on other issues surrounding the state of the pandemic.
Southern Illinois as of Thursday had no intensive care beds available as the coronavirus ravages the area.
Those who come to Riot Fest in Douglass Park must either present proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of entering.
Laura Bratlien had COVID-19 and her lungs failed, and doctors told her husband she was going to die. But she has proven to be a true survivor.
COVID-19 cases have forced a Southwest Side charter school to close.
In mid-July, conventions and big events like the Chicago Auto Show returned to McCormick Place. We saw big crowds and few masks, and didn't think much of it. But just afterward, the Delta variant of the coronavirus spread, and the world took a U-turn back to strict COVID protocols.
A 39-year-old teacher at Crete-Monee Middle School in the south suburbs has died two months after contracting COVID-19.
A group of Chicago Public Schools parents and students rallied in Logan Square Monday, saying they are fed up with what they call "multiple" system failures at CPS.
The year was 1950, a 44-year-old woman was gravely ill, and a Chicago doctor took an enormous risk to save her life. That groundbreaking surgery helped usher in a new era of medicine.
Public schools in and outside Chicago have faced criticism from some parents over measures taken to keep kids safe from COVID-19.
