Indiana COVID-19 Update: 832 New Cases, 4 Deaths
The Indiana Department of Health on Sunday announced 832 new COVID-19 cases and four deaths.
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The Indiana Department of Health on Sunday announced 832 new COVID-19 cases and four deaths.
If you're a Chicago Public Schools teacher, the school board wants to know your vaccination status, right now.
DePaul University announced Wednesday that it will require students to be vaccinated against COVID-19 if they plan to be on campus in the fall.
"We should not have people continue to die in Chicago from this virus when we have the life-saving vaccine that is free and readily available."
Mayor Lori Lightfoot has said that she expects Bulls and Blackhawks fans will be allowed back in the United Center before the season ends.
A big change in COVID-19 mitigation policy has been issued for high school athletes in Illinois.
Six members of the Cubs' traveling party are now on baseball's COVID-related list, and the Cubs clubhouse is on full alert.
Dr. Emily Landon, an infectious disease specialist from UChicago Medicine, joined CBS 2's Brad Edwards Tuesday evening to explain what she would tell people who have doubts because of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine pause.
Aurora city officials said the 1,000 appointments scheduled for Tuesday can be rescheduled for an upcoming clinic where the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines will be used.
"I expect not just in the city but across the country, we'll see some drop in the rate of vaccinations as a result of this," Chicago Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady said Tuesday,
Cook County Health will release 35,000 COVID-19 vaccine appointments on Tuesday.
The importance of getting the second-dose of one of the two-dose coronavirus vaccine was reinforced Monday, as a staffer in Gov. JB Pritzker's office tested positive for the virus after getting their first dose.
Cubs bullpen coach Chris Young has tested positive for COVID-19, leading to concerns about a possible outbreak.
"Let's just hope that it all works out and everybody gets their vaccination and this comes to an end."
In one of the biggest steps in getting more people in Illinois vaccinated against COVID-19, the state moves to Phase 2 of its vaccination program on Monday.