Indiana Reports 522 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
Indiana state health officials announced Saturday that 522 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19, and another six have died of the virus.
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Indiana state health officials announced Saturday that 522 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19, and another six have died of the virus.
The men went up to victims with handguns and robbed them before getting away in a red Buick sedan, police said.
One man is dead and two others are hurt after an SUV hit a parked car and then a metal pillar in Garfield Park Friday night.
Two Chicago police officers were hospitalized in serious to critical condition after being injured in a crash on the city's West Side early Saturday morning.
It's going to be a hot Fourth of July with high temperatures near 90 degrees and plenty of sunshine. Beach temperatures will be closer to lower 80s.
Using a small amount of cash to make a big difference in Chicago -- that's the idea behind "Hit the Hood" micro-grants.
Get used to the hot, sunny weather, because our current weather pattern doesn't appear to be changing anytime soon.
Regina Anderson Franklin's mother is at Roseland Community Hospital, and no visitors are allowed due to COVID-19. When the phone system went out and she couldn't get updates on her mother's health, the desperate daughter turned to CBS 2.
Hundreds of cars lined up in suburban Bridgeview for a first-of-its kind fireworks show Friday night. The parking lot at SeatGeek Stadium filled up fast for the social distancing celebration.
Baseball is going to be the real test of how safely sports can resume. Friday the Cubs and Sox took the first steps toward getting back on the field.
For health experts a worst fear has come true -- alarming numbers out of Cook County show a sharp spike in overdose deaths from opioids. Those on the front lines of the crisis call it yet another indirect symptom of coronavirus and the effects of quarantine.
For many bars that just opened last weekend, July 4th weekend is the big test. It will be a challenge controlling long lines when when social distancing amid COVId-19 tends to vanish.
"It doesn't surprise me at all. That's just Evanston."
"Our goal is first of all to get this message out strongly that's really the most important thing. We want people to be thinking twice about whether now is a time to travel."
"We don't have the push of the courts to keep cases moving."
