Mother's Day In The Time Of COVID: Real Life Hugs Or Virtual Brunch? Experts Differ On Advice
From beautiful spreads with missing guests, to visits blocked by glass, does #eastersocialdistancing need to be replicated this Mother's Day?
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From beautiful spreads with missing guests, to visits blocked by glass, does #eastersocialdistancing need to be replicated this Mother's Day?
Junior Vince Petropoulos studied for months to take upcoming Advanced Placement exams. Now, thanks to a clerical error and the stringent new rules during the COVID-19 pandemic, he can't take the tests next week--or any time this year.
Cancellations are taking a toll on the wedding industry, but what about couples who prepaid - only to be told they won't be getting a single penny back?
Gov. JB Pritzker on Thursday admitted that the Illinois unemployment system is "unfit to handle surge."
A middle school choir had been booked for a performance at the esteemed Carnegie Hall, but then the coronavirus pandemic hit. Now, parents are trying to get their money back.
A search was under way on the Kankakee River late Thursday afternoon for two fishermen.
A fire ripped through a multi-unit apartment building in Bronzeville Thursday night.
On Thursday afternoon, a lake breeze front is opening the door for winds to shift and become northeasterly.
Jeanne Hansen had a severe battle with COVID-19 and was hospitalized for 23 days, isolated, intubated and in the ICU.
"I have a life. I have bills to pay. I'm stuck. I'm really stuck."
A house was destroyed by flames Thursday in Belvidere.
Outfielder Matt Szczur might be with the Phillies now, but his artwork shows he still feels a strong connection to Chicago and the Cubs who drafted him in 2010.
"We are being denied entry because all this paperwork that needs to be filed and approved between the CDC and the cruise line."
"This ordinance provides some business owners with the short-term funds on-hand that they need to survive COVID-19 without a long-term impact on the city's budget," Business Affairs Commissioner Rosa Escareno said.
Illinois Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike said, as of Thursday afternoon, there have been a total of 70,873 confirmed cases of the virus in 97 counties, including 3,111 deaths.
