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Effective at midnight Friday morning, all Chicago Police officers will be required to wear masks and gloves so as to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus.
The Litehouse Whole Food Grill in Hyde Park offers a go-to free meal in the time of COVID-19, but their charity didn't stop robbery.
As we've reported in recent days, penalty weeks have been forcing people to go for months without unemployment benefits – and the matter has become urgent for thousands of people.
"These people need testing more than anyone else because of the proximity to each other."
Starting Friday retail will be added to the list of open stores, but to be able to even close a sale and try to heal economically, they've had to pivot.
A total of 439 members of the Chicago Police Department have reported positive tests for COVID-19.
A major reshuffling inside the Chicago Police Department is now complete, and the city says the changes will help keep residents safer.
"It is scary since once everything is back up again, it's all going to be due at one time."
Feeling on edge lately? With everything going on, take a moment for yourself by preparing one (or more) of these relaxation inducing meals.
With Chicago Public Schools closed and students learning remotely for the rest of the school year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the district on Thursday announced policies on grading and promotion.
"The churches and pastors of Illinois are no less 'essential' than its liquor stores to the health and well-being of its residents," the lawsuit states.
Illinois Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike said Illinois now has a total of 52,918 confirmed cases of the virus in 97 counties, including 2,355 deaths.
Oprah Winfrey will be delivering a virtual commencement address for all 2020 high school seniors in Chicago, as the coronavirus precludes them from having a traditional graduation, the Mayor's office announced Thursday.
"These two new areas are a testament to our 'all-hands-on-deck' strategy to maximize resources and expand services to touch every community and resident across Chicago."
