Over 32,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of July 20, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
There were 1,434,000 new claims filed across the U.S. last week.
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There were 1,434,000 new claims filed across the U.S. last week.
In the past month, his office and home have been attacked, and he claims gangs are trying to intimidate him.
A Taft High School teacher and several other Chicago Public Schools community members were denied access to public meetings this month because of Zoom limitations.
Job recruiters are the focus this week.
A cool down is in effect.
As expected, we are looking at the development of some showers in northwest Illinois, which are forming along a cold front, just south of the Wisconsin state line.
Nearly two months after being looted and set on fire during civil unrest in Chicago, Central Camera downtown has a plan to reopen.
We got dozens of emails on Wednesday alone from people still not getting the answers they need from the Illinois Department of Employment Security.
The Illinois High School Association on Wednesday announced scheduling changes that will keep high school sports in action for the 2020-2021 school year, but in many instances with shifts to new seasons.
A warning was issued Wednesday night about a new twist on a common phone scam – preying on people's fears over the pandemic.
An Austin neighborhood resident said his Uber Eats delivery driver liked his food so much that the driver ate some of it himself.
A woman is dead and a man is in serious condition after being shot in South Chicago on Wednesday afternoon.
The Chicago Police deputy chief who committed suicide on Tuesday is now part of a sad, but growing list of men and women in blue.
"These are clearly indicators that we are headed in the wrong direction."
