Michigan Reports 12,763 New COVID-19 Cases, 55 Deaths Over Past 2 Days
Michigan state health officials on Monday reported 12,763 new COVID-19 cases over the past two days, and 55 deaths.
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Michigan state health officials on Monday reported 12,763 new COVID-19 cases over the past two days, and 55 deaths.
"I feel like we are all on the right path as we are right now," Lightfoot said.
"This will provide critical temporary relief to eligible small businesses that cannot operate indoors right now," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
United Working Families, a community coalition which helped draft the proposals, denounced the moves to bottle up the ordinances in the Rules Committee, calling it "cynical maneuvering."
COVID-19 cases in Illinois have skyrocketed in the past month-and-a-half. The state is averaging 12,384 new cases per day over the past seven days, compared to 2,052 new cases per day during the first seven days of October.
Firefighters are responding to a large scrapyard fire in Gary, Indiana Monday morning.
Two stores on the Northwest Side are cleaning up after thieves smashed windows to get inside.
The average daily number of COVID-19 cases in Indiana has doubled in two weeks, and at least one model predicts the state could experience 10,000 cases a day by Thanksgiving.
Starting Tuesday no one will be able to go to the Secretary of State's Office for a new license. They are closing under COVID-19 restrictions.
Moderna said its vaccine appears to be 94.5% effective, according to preliminary data from the company's still ongoing study.
Police are searching for the parents of two sisters who were found alone on the street in the South Shore neighborhood.
Shipt, the retail delivery service, is looking to hire 4,000 employees in the Chicago area this holiday season.
Chicago's Deering (9th) Police District – which includes Brighton Park and Back of the Yards – fields more complaints about gang activity than any other.
Because of the rapidly-spreading coronavirus outbreak, Chicago has issued a stay-at-home advisory effective at 6 a.m. Monday.
The coronavirus pandemic is preventing many people from seeing mom or dad, grandma or grandpa. And it is scary to think this, but those visits might have been helpful to notice your loved one's deteriorating cognitive health.
