Team Members At Whole Foods In Lincoln Park Test Positive For COVID-19
Several COVID-19 cases have been reported at Whole Foods on Kingsbury in Lincoln Park.
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Several COVID-19 cases have been reported at Whole Foods on Kingsbury in Lincoln Park.
This week every residence in the Village of McCook got a care package stuffed with pandemic fighting goodies including N95 masks, surgical masks, hand sanitizer and latex gloves.
The Bishop Ford was shut down overnight after a body was found in the middle of the freeway Friday evening.
A DePaul student is now accused of ripping off hundreds in an online toilet paper scam.
A Chicago woman was contacted and asked to pick up her mother's remains, but her mom died a year ago. Her ashes have been safe in an urn all that time -- or so her daughter thought.
"What am I supposed to do? I have rent to pay. I have a car note. I have other bills."
Indiana is welcoming Illinois residents with open arms as the state prepares to slowly reopen.
Firefighters say once they got inside the large home they discovered a body on the second floor.
Illinois taxpayers will pay $23 million to a Chicago company to set up a call center and computer system to help process unemployment claims for gig workers, but CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov has learned the May 11 date the governor keeps talking about to get those new benefits could be in jeopardy.
In this time of social distancing, kids can't do their gymnastics, or dance, or any kind of exercise class in person. So it's all done live via zoom.
Public health investigators are now looking into the outbreak at the Bridgeview Healthcare Center. This comes after a weeklong CBS investigation and a daughter fighting for her mom.
The Chicago Police Department now has 450 reported positive cases of COVID-19, according to an internal email obtained by CBS 2.
"I asked for one or two laptops and I got over 30 responses. Someone just came and dropped off a laptop two minutes ago."
McCormick Place, the convention center-turned COVID-19 treatment facility, could be back to hosting trade shows as early as July.
In a statement announcing the emergency use authorization, the FDA said that "given there are no adequate, approved, or available alternative treatments, the known and potential benefits to treat this serious or life-threatening virus currently outweigh the known and potential risks of the drug's use."
