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Imperfect Foods, a subscription-based grocery service, is hiring more than 100 workers in the Chicago area.
More than 650,000 people have filed for unemployment in Illinois in the last six weeks, but right now, some are worried about their unemployment benefits expiring.
A cell phone store in the Beverly neighborhood was robbed early Thursday morning.
Chicago's once bustling Loop is akin to a ghost town amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A suburban high school choir is wrestling over refunds, and students are out hundreds of dollars each after the COVID-19 pandemic put the kibosh on their trip to New York City.
A total of 111 residents at the Symphony of South Shore nursing home have tested positive for COVID-19, out of 158 altogether.
People in need of unemployment benefits and their situations are growing direr by the day. We have uncovered what is behind some of the madness, and it's simple.
Two more employees at South Loop Target store have now tested positive for COVID-19.
Fighting crime and COVID-19 – community outreach groups are now fighting two battles.
They are not doctors or nurses, but other hospital workers' jobs are still on the frontlines – every day, they are transporting sick patients, and cleaning rooms and waste. And they say they deserve hazard pay.
Scattered showers will be passing through overnight and into Thursday.
The Chicago Pride Parade has been postponed amid the coronavirus crisis, an organizer confirmed Wednesday.
A total of 376 members of the Chicago Police Department have now reported they have tested positive for coronavirus.
A Chicago woman who thought she had beaten COVID-19 only to be told the virus was still infecting her body is sharing her experience as a cautionary tale.
