As Updated CDC Guidance Includes Pets, Social Distancing Recommendations Close Some Dog Parks
The coronavirus pandemic is changing human lives every day, and now, it is changing the way pets interact with each other too.
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The coronavirus pandemic is changing human lives every day, and now, it is changing the way pets interact with each other too.
Many will face an untenable choice: go back to work or face unemployment with no benefits, said Antonio Lightfoot, an organizer for the Workers Center for Racial Justice in Chicago.
The press release sounded like exciting news as the world battles the COVID-19 pandemic. But it was too good to be true
Day in and day out, health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic are often putting themselves and their families at risk – while they put their own needs and emotions aside.
Staffers at the Whole Foods stores in the South Loop and in Lakeview have tested positive for coronavirus, the company announced Sunday.
Gov. JB Pritzker on Sunday said he believes the White House should have stepped in earlier to ensure states have the supplies needed for coronavirus testing.
The total number of coronavirus deaths in Indiana rose to 1,132 this weekend, while the total number of positive cases neared 20,000.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Sunday reported nearly 3,000 new cases of coronavirus in Illinois, but also the greatest number of tests in one day so far.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, health care providers had to come up with new ways to see patients in need.
COVID-19 has taken a heavy toll on nursing homes across the country – which is why they have had to shut their doors to visitors. But one man is desperately advocating for better ways to communicate with the elderly inside.
Classes might be canceled for Chicago Public Schools students, yet many people are still working in the buildings. CBS 2's Jermont Terry found out many of those essential workers are testing positive for COVID-19 too.
It's just a matter of hours before some aspects of life are relaxed Friday as a revised stay-at-home order begins.
Effective at midnight Friday morning, all Chicago Police officers will be required to wear masks and gloves so as to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus.
A total of 439 members of the Chicago Police Department have reported positive tests for COVID-19.
