Chicago Archdiocese To Close 4 Suburban Catholic Schools
The Archdiocese of Chicago announced Thursday that four Catholic schools will close at the end of the school year, and two will consolidate operations.
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The Archdiocese of Chicago announced Thursday that four Catholic schools will close at the end of the school year, and two will consolidate operations.
The City of Chicago announced Thursday that limited indoor dining service could start by the weekend.
Starting next Wednesday, the Shedd will reopen to the public after closing for 70 days due to COVID-19 restrictions.
A day after the Chicago Teachers Union House of Delegates passed a resolution that would allow for teachers to go on working remotely after schools reopen for kindergarten through eighth-grade students, the Chicago Public Schools called the move an "illegal strike."
Carjackings have pretty much dominated our headlines over the last few months, and the CBS 2 Investigators have learned the majority of the arrests have involved juveniles.
Growing concern that the new year is seeing a stunning new spike in child deaths has child advocates in Cook County worried that month 10 of the pandemic is leaving some families frayed and careless.
"As soon as appointments become open, they get filled."
The Goose Island area on Thursday became latest part of the city to be hit by the carjacking epidemic.
Two people were found dead and one other was injured in an extra-alarm fire Thursday morning in the South Austin neighborhood.
Over the weekend, the city conducted a total of 107 investigations into possible violations of COVID-19 regulations, and issued 13 citations.
Since the start of the pandemic, Illinois has reported a total of 1,086,333 cases, including 18,520 deaths.
"We need to build our economy back, better than ever, and the Department of Transportation can play a central role in this."
Illinois' estimated claims were among 900,000 filed across the country.
Will and Kankakee counties became the latest part of the state to allow for indoor service at restaurants and bars, after the state loosened COVID-19 restrictions on Thursday.
"There's a prosecutor there. There's a judge there. But nobody there to represent you."
