COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports Record-Breaking 8,451 New Cases, 25 New Deaths
Indiana public health officials Saturday reported a record-breaking 8,451 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and an additional 25 confirmed deaths.
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Indiana public health officials Saturday reported a record-breaking 8,451 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and an additional 25 confirmed deaths.
The Chicago Department of Public Health is notifying the public of a possible measles exposure at O'Hare International Airport after a contagious 1-year-old passed through the airport. The child was there on Wednesday between 6 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
A teenager was shot during a fight at a Portillo's drive-thru in Chicago's South Loop Friday night.
Conditions will deteriorate throughout the day Saturday as an approaching cold front brings showers and breezy conditions. A few thunderstorms are possible.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, there will be some sun Saturday morning before clouds and showers increase throughout the rest of the day.
Some restaurants and bars across Illinois are defying Gov. JB Pritzker's orders banning indoor dining. It's not because they don't believe COVID-19 is real. They say if they shut down it will be for good this time.
The Chinatown real estate developer who helped the feds in a sweeping Chicago corruption probe pleaded guilty to wire fraud.
A math teacher at Niles West High School had her email hacked, and then pornographic images and anti semitic and racist messages were blasted to almost every student in her district.
She thought she was going to die. A Chicago Uber driver says Wednesday last week she picked up a man who pulled out a gun and carjacked her. She says it is happening a lot these days.
There has been a lot of confusion this week after a change in how positive cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Illinois.
Late Friday President Donald Trump said the Pfizer vaccine to fight COVID-19 would ship in a matter of weeks, going to vulnerable populations first.
We've done many stories on folks out of work who can't get the benefits they should, and others on scammers – ripping off all of us by getting cash they don't deserve. On Friday, CBS 2's Tim McNicholas introduced us to a suburban woman experiencing double trouble.
As the event only happens once, Oberweis was invited to attend, his campaign said. A spokesperson said Oberweis was urged to attend as the race is still contested with a looming recount.
One doctor said another option is wearing a mask inside during that two-week time period. She said it remains the best way to prevent the virus spread.
"We're not stopping now. We're just going to keep going."
