Are Travel Restrictions Coming Or Going To COVID-19 Hot Spots Effective?
"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."
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"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."
Cracking down on crowded sand. After days of people packing Chicago beaches, the Lakefront had a much different look on Friday.
A discussion of July 4th with Louise Stevenson, professor of History and American Studies at Franklin & Marshall College.
"Working together, we will be able to stay as safe as possible when we have warm weather this July," Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady said.
A Nigerian national appeared in federal court in Chicago Friday accused of orchestrating an international cyber fraud scheme that federal prosecutors say defrauded U.S. businesses in six states out of tens of millions of dollars.
According to IDPH, officials have confirmed 868 new cases of coronavirus in Illinois in the past day, including 18 additional deaths.
"We are going after aggressively the mid level and upper level criminal networks that use young people on these drug corners."
Kevan Ruffin's family thinks he was suffering from a mental health episode and police should have held back because they knew his history.
Police said a gunman approached the driver on the 600 block of West 41st Street around 11:15 a.m., and robbed her of a bag of cash and her firearm.
Nominees must be Illinois residents and have a publication history of poems and/or books and a record of being active in Illinois' literacy community.
Rocko's foster family mention he does a funny dance when you scratch the right spot.
In a June 28 bulletin to his parish, Father Theodore Rothrock compared antifa and Black Lives Matter organizers to the Taliban in "the obliteration of our history."
A man says he was hurt in a crash and his car was badly damaged. He insists it wasn't his fault. But as CBS 2's Tim McNicholas reported Friday morning, his lawyer won't even pursue it, because the other driver was a police officer who would likely be protected from liability.
