Healthcare Workers Who Treated Illinois' First Known COVID Victims Get Vaccinated
AMITA Health said having these healthcare workers take the vaccine hopefully encourages others to get vaccinated as well when it's their turn.
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AMITA Health said having these healthcare workers take the vaccine hopefully encourages others to get vaccinated as well when it's their turn.
Notre Dame of Elm Grove had been free of the virus for the last nine months, but the congregation that runs the home found out on Thanksgiving Day that one of the roughly 100 sisters who live there had tested positive.
Chicago's inspector general said Thursday that most police misconduct investigations were closed for lacking sworn testimony even when other suitable evidence, like 911 audio, was available.
A GoFundMe page has been set up for Anjanette Young, who was the victim of a wrongful Chicago police raid, and so far it has raised nearly $45,000.
Not even the pandemic could stop three special Southland students from pulling off a major accomplishment in 2020.
Still on the hot seat over the botched raid of Anjanette Young's home in 2019, Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday acknowledged her staff told her about the case sooner than she previously claimed, and admitted she was wrong about Young filing a Freedom of Information Act request for video footage of the incident.
Two sisters say their landlord is being a Scrooge for taking down homemade Christmas decorations, but the property owner said he has warned the duo about displaying their crafts without permission in the past.
CBS 2 Morning Insider Lauren Victory takes us inside comedy that is still alive and well in Chicago's northwest suburbs.
Clouds will linger tomorrow, with a few showers or drizzle, possibly even a few flurries.
Thursday afternoon will bring a few lakeside flurries and snow showers near the Indiana shoreline. Otherwise weather conditions will be relatively quiet for the next several days.
Sean wasn't even supposed to be here. He was set to play college hockey as a freshman at Harvard, yes Harvard, until the Ivy League canceled the entire winter sports season.
Promises of change about how search warrants are signed and carried out in Chicago were echoed by Police Supt. David Brown at Thursday night's virtual police board meeting.
The head of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police could be fired over inflammatory social media posts.
Unemployment keeps soaring. But there are still thousands who have been in the system and still are not getting paid.
The Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to make Juneteenth a paid holiday for 22,000 county workers starting next year.
