To Open Or Not To Open? Different Suburbs Have Different Plans For Their Public Pools, Splash Pads
The staff at the Centennial Aquatic Center in Orland Park was getting the pool ready this week – even though the public water park was empty.
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The staff at the Centennial Aquatic Center in Orland Park was getting the pool ready this week – even though the public water park was empty.
Late Wednesday night, Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan called on everyone who attended the special session of the Illinois General Assembly last weekend to get tested for the coronavirus or go into a two-week quarantine.
Could a special type of COVID-19 immunity passport pave the way for some people to return to work, or travel?
It's about more than just masks and hand sanitizer – on Tuesday night, one health expert told us what's needed to keep people safe from the novel coronavirus as they return to work.
Many people dread going to the dentist, and now some hygienists do too.
The Illinois Department of Public Health on Monday announced 1,713 new cases of COVID-19, and 31 additional deaths.
A total of 487 new coronavirus cases have been diagnosed in Indiana and another 12 deaths have been reported, Indiana state officials said Sunday.
Experts believe it may be linked to the coronavirus multi-system inflammatory syndrome and children account for at least three deaths reported in several states including, Illinois.
Experts say in the months ahead, there could be hundreds of thousands of contact tracers needed nationwide, and the State of Illinois said they may hire a few thousand.
The Illinois Department of Public Health on Saturday reported 2,088 new cases of COVID-19, along with 71 new deaths.
How could someone who currently goes to work every day for the state get approved for unemployment benefits?
Contact tracing is more than just a hot topic right now – some are hoping it could be their next job.
The family of an El Milagro tortilla plant employee who is batting COVID-19 said doctors told them to prepare for the worst.
What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
"It was like one minute he was fine and the next minute, it's like he woke up with this weird, strange fever."
