Shedd Aquarium Voluntarily Closing Until January Amid COVID-19 Surges
Chicago's Shedd Aquarium is voluntarily closing for the rest of the year amid COVID-19 surges.
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Chicago's Shedd Aquarium is voluntarily closing for the rest of the year amid COVID-19 surges.
"This year we're on track to serve 11,000 people so we're really seeing a huge increase."
More than $1.6 million in fake money has been intercepted over the last month from shipments originating in Ukraine and destined for, of all places, Joliet.
In what seems like a gift from the tax collector, Chicago and north suburban homeowners have been getting letters in the mail notifying them of a pandemic-related tax break.
The subject of this story may not be dinner table talk, but it could be a game-changer in the fight against COVID-19. Chicago researchers are now testing sewage.
The 2001 Oldsmobile was taken from a 7-11 at 79th and Roberts Monday night around 5:30. The car was stolen as the father went to get some groceries, and his four-year-old son Liam was in the back.
"I think that if you're asking yourself, is this a risky thing for me to do, you should probably err on the side of safety and just opt out."
"We have looked at a lot of things before we get to this point," Budget Director Susie Park said. "The property tax was not an easy decision to come to."
The City Council could set a 15% cap on the fees delivery services such as Grubhub and DoorDash charge to restaurants before Thanksgiving, offering a "lifeline" to the city's struggling hospitality industry during the second wave of the pandemic.
Before international travelers fly across the pond on certain United Airlines flights, they will need to pass an important test--one for COVID-19.
The governor explained that his wife and daughter will be staying in Florida indefinitely, because his daughter last week "came under attack in an attempt to have some political effect on me."
Marvin Zonis, a renowned professor at the University of Chicago who appeared on CBS 2 as an international analyst for many years, has died.
"We are planning here in Chicago. We've been ready and we are ready to start COVID-19 vaccine administration, when the trials are done. And when we're sure that the safety and efficacy data looks good. However, the initial supply will be limited."
Democrats and Republicans agree on the need for a stimulus package, but disagree on specifics like stimulus checks and and the overall cost.
