Number Of Pfizer COVID-19 Doses Coming To Illinois In Second Half Of December Cut In Half
The number of Pfizer vaccine doses headed to Illinois in the second half of December is about to be cut in half.
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The number of Pfizer vaccine doses headed to Illinois in the second half of December is about to be cut in half.
It happened earlier Wednesday afternoon.
They were visiting colleges when their car went off the road and hit a tree Tuesday night.
From piles of trash to an abandoned car and construction debris, neighbors near 115th Street and Wentworth Avenue say they are sick of junk being dumped in their alley – and they blame the city for not doing enough to fix it.
A majority of Chicago parents say they are keeping their children at home as Chicago Public Schools plans to head back to the classroom in a matter of weeks.
A teen had a close call in Fox Lake after going out on a frozen lake to take pictures.
"They do a lot of good things in the community. We need more organizations like this."
Two people were killed and another person injured in a shooting in Zion Tuesday night.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through on a campaign promise on Wednesday by introducing a plan to eliminate exemptions in Chicago's Welcoming City Ordinance, which allow police officers to cooperate with federal immigration agents in certain cases.
Key lawmakers are approaching a deal on an economic relief package that would include unemployment benefits, but not state and local aid or a liability shield.
A man broke into a woman's Edgewater home and attacked her with a hammer in a domestic incident Wednesday morning, police said.
CBS 2 reported on Anjanette Young's case before, but the video, and the city's failed legal attempt to stop the station from airing it on Monday, created a national backlash against the city and Mayor Lightfoot.
"I was disappointed to learn that the US Department of Health and Human Services informed us that, per the direction of Operation Warp Speed, that estimate was tightened significantly down to 4.3 million doses shipped nationally next week."
The Illinois Department of Public Health reported 7,123 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, as well as 146 additional deaths.
Rini gets credit for time served, so he will be released on probation in less than four months.
