'Extremely Relieved He's Going Back': CPS Students Return To The Classroom Thursday
"I know it's so important for him to be there, because the services that he needs cannot be offered remotely."
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"I know it's so important for him to be there, because the services that he needs cannot be offered remotely."
Just over a month after a new variant of COVID-19 was first found in Chicago, the city has a new way to detect, monitor, and learn about it.
The Department of Streets and Sanitation has dispatched 211 salt spreaders and snow plows for the evening commute with lake-effect snow falling in the Chicago area.
With Valentine's Day on Sunday, restaurants were hoping for some looser restrictions, and the city announced expanded capacity rules on Wednesday. But it's not so simple when you read the fine print.
A new legal challenge to Gov. Tony Evers' latest mask mandate is before the Wisconsin Supreme Court, filed less than a week after the Legislature struck down a previous order and the governor quickly issued a new one.
"All of our numbers look good. But it's important that if we started to see signs of trouble, we would dial back so that we don't get into a place hopefully, where we would need to think about closing things that we've already been able to reopen."
The business license for a Bloomingdale hotel was suspended Wednesday, following a shooting there that left one person dead and four others injured over the weekend.
A shot was fired Wednesday when a fight broke out as people lined up for a funeral service outside a church in Englewood.
Indiana's rates of new COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths have declined steeply since peaking in early December, but the state still recorded more than 1,900 coronavirus deaths during January.
Anthony Blackburn, of the West Garfield Park neighborhood, has been charged with two counts of aggravated vehicular hijacking, one count of attempted aggravated vehicular hijacking, and one count of aggravated discharge of a firearm.
House impeachment managers plan to use "extraordinary" footage from Capitol security cameras that has not been made public, aides said.
"I'm proud of how far we've come as a city and I know we can do this smartly and safely."
The Chicago Teachers Union will pay respects to its former president Karen Lewis with a virtual shiva.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office held a drive-up food pantry for pets and people.
Investigators believe it was sparked by a space heater.
