Howard Brown Expands Medical Care Services For Sexual Assault Survivors Who Previously Had To Go To Hospitals

Howard Brown Health announced Monday that it is expanding medical care for sexual assault survivors.

• Mar 1, 2021

Marquette University Plans To Hold Vast Majority Of Classes In Person This Fall

Marquette University announced Monday that it is planning to return to full in-person classes and student housing for the fall 2021 semester.

• Mar 1, 2021

After Sharing Struggle To Find COVID-19 Vaccine, Political And Media Consultant Delmarie Cobb Has Now Received One

A well-known Chicago political and consultant who highlighted the struggle to find a COVID-19 vaccine now finally has it.

• Feb 28, 2021

Indiana Cracking Down On Clinics Giving Vaccines To Illinois Residents

Some clinics in the Chicago area are now cut off from getting any more shipments of first doses of COVID-19. They are being punished for breaking the rules. 

• Feb 25, 2021

A Sigh Of Relief And A Step Back To Normalcy As Northbrook Senior Home Residents Are Vaccinated

Senior homes with high vaccination rates are taking baby steps back towards normalcy.

• Feb 24, 2021

'We Do Not Stick Strictly To Those Phases': Arwady On Why Some Chicago Neighborhoods Are Allowing Anyone 18 And Over To Get A COVID Vaccine

"Our vaccination strategy from day one has been to prioritize communities and settings that have been most impacted by COVID-19 and to distribute vaccine equitably."

• Feb 23, 2021

Sick Kids On Medicaid In Northwest Indiana Are A Short Distance From Illinois, But State Makes Them Go All The Way To Indianapolis For Treatment

Being a sick kid is hard, and taking care of one can be a full-time job. So why are so many critically ill children in Northwest Indiana having to be driven hours to see the specialists they need to survive?

• Feb 22, 2021

Illinois Ranks Dead Last Among States For People With Second COVID-19 Doses Per 100,000; Gov. Pritzker Says There Is A Valid Reason

The State of Illinois has touted its robust plan to rollout coronavirus vaccine statewide. So why are we at the very bottom of the list for second rounds shots of vaccine, per capita?

• Feb 22, 2021

Chicago Vaccine Angels Try To Bridge Gap For Those Who Can't Find Vaccine Appointments

Scoring a coronavirus vaccine appointment can feel a lot like a competition – as people with internet access and tech savvy can edge out others.

• Feb 21, 2021

Celebrating Black History Makers: Dr. Ngozi Ezike Has Been Illinois' Guide During The COVID-19 Pandemic

Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike has been the calm, yet commanding voice we've needed over the year.

• Feb 18, 2021

Surgeon Issues Warning About Snowblowers After Treating Three Patients With Severed Fingers In One Day

More than likely with all the snow on the ground in the Chicago area, you have been hearing the roar of snowblowers up and down your neighborhood.

• Feb 18, 2021

How Long Could COVID-19 Vaccine Delays Last In Chicago In Wake Of Snowstorm?

The snowstorm has had a trickle-down effect in delaying scheduled COVID-19 vaccinations on Tuesday in Chicago, and it may last a while longer.

• Feb 16, 2021

City Of Chicago-Operated COVID-19 Vaccination, Testing Sites To Be Closed Tuesday Due To Snowstorm

All COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites operated by the City of Chicago will be closed Tuesday due to the snowstorm.

• Feb 15, 2021

Most Cook County COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Be Closed Tuesday Because Of Snowstorm

Cook County health officials announced late Monday that they will be closing several coronavirus vaccination sites Tuesday due to the snowstorm pounding the Chicago area.

• Feb 15, 2021

Pharmacies, Vaccination Sites Work To Keep COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments During Heavy Snow

Pharmacies and mass vaccination sites say residents are working very hard to keep their COVID-19 vaccination appointments, even in the snow.

• Feb 15, 2021

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