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Mother's Day is usually about getting a gift for mom, but this Mother's Day during the COVID-19 pandemic, one baby daughter seems to love a gift that she received from mom.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Sunday pushed back against critics of his plans to reopen Illinois.
No masks were required, and hugs or any other physical touch were OK – those were the rules at a church that held a service Sunday on the Northwest Side.
Three firefighters were rushed to the hospital Sunday after a ceiling fell down on them as they fought a fire in South Shore.
There's a chilly start to the forecast, but warmer days arrive next week.
Illinois public health officials on Sunday reported 1,656 new cases of COVID-19, with another 57 deaths.
After more than 35 years in business, Little Bucharest Bistro in Chicago's Avondale neighborhood will be permanently closing.
Several local organizations came together this weekend to deliver meals and personal protective equipment to seniors and families in the areas of Chicago hit hardest by COVID-19.
A South Side man has been charged after police say he injured seven Chicago police officers in a fight.
Many people are struggling with the new normal. Missing out on important life events during the pandemic can be especially difficult for some teens and adults.
An Illinois state senator is asking for donations to protect seniors on Chicago's West Side from COVID-19.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Chicago Chef Latrice McArthur's non-profit organization, Wellness with Bella, has been providing dinners for CPS and charter school students from 22 different Chicago area schools.
Mother's Day will be breezy and cold with showers. Temperatures will make a little progress, rising to 52 by noon, but they will fall back into the low 40s through the afternoon.
Dr. Howard Ehrman, who headed up the response to the Ebola crisis in Will County as chief medical officer in the 2010s, believes even that number is "a major underestimate."
"That's why, I, by the way, am going to be spending as much time as necessary and campaigning as hard as I can for Joe Biden," Obama said.
