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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday reminded local governments downstate to take advantage of funding available to help in their battle against the coronavirus pandemic, and also reminded people that they must handle Thanksgiving differently in the midst of a COVID-19 surge.
COVID-19 cases are again surging in Chicago area nursing homes, and workers in the facilities are in dire need of emergency supplies.
A recent viewer email read in part, "Please consider doing a feel-good thankful story." It involves a grateful family - despite having a young boy with leukemia.
Travelers arrived at O'Hare International Airport with suitcases in hand Sunday night – not letting COVID-19 travel advisories keep them from spending Thanksgiving with family.
Get ready for more restrictions to take effect Friday in Illinois.
Under a plan announced Tuesday, all Chicago Public Schools students will go on with remote learning for the rest of 2020 -- but some students will return in person January, and students from kindergarten through eighth grade will return in February.
The subject of this story may not be dinner table talk, but it could be a game-changer in the fight against COVID-19. Chicago researchers are now testing sewage.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker warned on Monday that hospitalizations for COVID-19 are at an all-time high in Illinois, and health care workers are facing challenges more serious than ever before in the pandemic.
It's a dining dilemma that is on many of our minds – just how is eating in an enclosed tent different from eating inside a restaurant?
The Advocate system includes 26 hospitals in Illinois and Wisconsin. Some big ones, such as Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, are sounding the alarm and are redeploying staff to care for many more patients.
Michigan state health officials on Monday reported 12,763 new COVID-19 cases over the past two days, and 55 deaths.
Because of the rapidly-spreading coronavirus outbreak, Chicago has issued a stay-at-home advisory effective at 6 a.m. Monday.
The coronavirus pandemic is preventing many people from seeing mom or dad, grandma or grandpa. And it is scary to think this, but those visits might have been helpful to notice your loved one's deteriorating cognitive health.
New COVID-19 restrictions go into effect in Indiana Saturday night, with large-scale gatherings will no longer be allowed.
Wisconsin reported 5,146 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday and 52 deaths.
