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Illinois Restaurants are reeling in the coronavirus crisis, doing anything they can to survive. For some it has meant reinvention, for others time to close shop.
Jessica Wozniczka has been denied unemployment assistance because she left a job to take a new job that never materialized due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"The builder didn't disclose that this area flooded because of all the extra water we get from the farms."
"She was on the hood of the car, and that's when he stopped. She fell, and he ran over her. He ran all four tires over her. You don't do another human being like that."
It had to be one of the most difficult first years in office.
Since the start of the pandemic, Illinois has had 98,030 confirmed virus cases, and 4,379 deaths.
A sluggish system that has left us in a rainy, grey pattern for several days is finally moving out, and a dry spell is ahead.
Several other universities also plan to scrap fall break and end the semester early, citing the increased risk of sending thousands of students back home and then back to campus.
The total number of Hoosiers who have died from COVID-19 now stands at 1,678 and continues to hit older residents hardest, including 732 deaths at long-term care facilities.
The increase to $13.50 an hour is for workers employed at businesses with four to 20 employees, and $14.00 per hour for employers with more than 20 employees.
Late Tuesday morning, the sheriff's office announced Patrick McFalls had been found safe.
For the third year in a row, Chicago has seen more than 8 inches of rain in May, with a record 8.3 inches so far this month, following two major rainstorms in the past week.
"Change is a muscle. And I think the generations that have to enter a workforce that is difficult they are actually utilizing that muscle more."
Hundreds lined up for COVID-19 tests at a hospital on the West Side that was struggling to get test kits.
About 30 people have been left homeless, and two firefighters were injured, after an extra-alarm fire destroyed a Gresham storefront and apartment building Tuesday morning.
