3 Workers Trapped When Pallets Fall On Them At Aurora Warehouse
Three workers were rushed to the hospital Wednesday when a stack of pallets fell on them in Aurora.
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Three workers were rushed to the hospital Wednesday when a stack of pallets fell on them in Aurora.
"You need a parent or guardian present to navigate these kids through this process."
While Chicago's larger museums have opened amid the coronavirus pandemic, many of the smaller independent museums, including the DuSable Museum of African-American History, remain closed because they can't afford to do otherwise.
The proportion of COVID-19 cases among Northwest Indiana children is rising to 14 percent, and that 19 and under age group could soon claim the second highest number of cases in the area.
"It is a very different time, and I don't expect to see mass crowds out trick-or-treating like we have in years past. It's not safe for the children, it's not safe for the adults," Lightfoot said Wednesday afternoon.
Aldermen will begin holding quarterly budget meetings next year, and starting next month will hold an annual meeting on the Chicago Police Department budget outside of the City Council's annual budget hearings in October and November.
The measure is designed to protect Woodlawn residents from being forced out of their homes when the Obama Presidential Center is built in Jackson Park.
A Ravenswood Manor neighborhood woman recently woke up with a bullet next to her pillow. We found the shooting, hitting way too close to home, is part of a rise in violent crime in the community, where people are fed up with safety issues.
COVID-19 not only rained on clients' parades, the virus created a tornado of rescheduled wedding plans for Lincoln Park-based Big City Bride.
Ald. Scott Waguespack (32nd) introduced the proposal to require the Inspector General's office to create "a user friendly, publicly accessible and searchable digital repository" of CPD's closed misconduct complaints.
Bradley University in Peoria has issued an all-student quarantine for the next two weeks.
The measure, approved by a 46-4 vote on Wednesday, would ban the sale of all flavored vaping products in Chicago stores, except those that taste or smell like tobacco.
A DuPage County resident tested positive for West Nile Virus, marking the first confirmed human case of 2020 in Illinois.
Those workers said not everyone at CPS is wearing masks or practicing safe social distancing.
Police said the car went through a yellow light and couldn't stop in time because the pavement was wet after Wednesday morning's rain.
