'Why Does The Burden Fall On Us?' No Easy Answers For Those Waiting For Unemployment Benefits
"Why does the burden fall on us? We didn't do anything wrong. Why is it our job to sit and call for eight hours straight."
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"Why does the burden fall on us? We didn't do anything wrong. Why is it our job to sit and call for eight hours straight."
Shaken or stirred, your favorite cocktail could be a Chicago bar's make or break.
Investigators had been looking into whether accused serial killer Clark Perry Baldwin might have been linked to the cold case murder of Tammy Jo Zywicki, but authorities have since backed away from the idea.
Strong north/northeast winds gusting 30-40 mph this afternoon are bringing the "feels like" temperatures in the 30s.
Roy Horn, one half of the legendary Siegfried & Roy duo, died Friday due to complications from COVID-19. He was 75.
The coronavirus certainly is not the only big concern for doctors right now. People just aren't going to the doctor at all – and that is creating a whole new problem, especially for children.
A growing number of mayors in Illinois have called for action that would reopen their towns and villages ahead of Gov. JB Pritzker's current executive order timeline.
Amazon and Netflix continue to do well as coronavirus isolates people in their homes, but many other companies have benefited or may soon.
The number of positive cases at the state-run Ludeman Developmental Center in Park Forrest continues to soar, with the cases of individuals with COVID-19 doubling in just the last three weeks.
"I'm a server, not a millionaire. So my funds are low to begin with."
"Based on the numbers we are seeing, if these businesses don't open soon, many will be forced to close their doors entirely. I want you to know we are doing everything we can to keep that from happening."
A new citation has been issued against the developer involved in a botched power plant smokestack demolition last month, which sent a blanket of dust over Little Village.
"This is something that they are entitled to anyway, just don't make them wait 18 months for it," Duckworth told CNN in an interview Friday.
The sheriff's department said Thursday that the lack of the bracelets will mean that defendants who might otherwise have been sent home will have to remain in jail, where hundreds of detainees and staffers have been infected by COVID-19 in recent weeks.
