Coronavirus Update: Deaths From COVID-19 Rise Above 500 In Indiana, Including 42 In Lake County
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"Right now, I think this is a matter for health officials to get involved, and start untangling the mess of what happened inside that nursing home," O'Dekirk said.
Supporters of the "Mask Up and Live campaign" said it's been difficult to get personal protective equipment into urban neighborhoods.
The Governor got some help from the penguins, fish and otters to promote the "All In Illinois" campaign.
General motors is one of several companies switching gears to produce life-saving equipment during the pandemic.
The company said 27,000 workers are due to return in a phased-in process, with some starting as early as Monday. Most should be back at work by Friday, April 24. Boeing said it will take steps needed to protect their safety.
"That Mr. Kelly will be infected with this deadly disease, is now unfortunately an absolute probability," Kelly's lawyers argued.
Snow is lingering Friday morning.
The federal government's Strategic National Stockpile has nearly emptied and states have been left to find PPE supplies on their own.
A helpline is available for caregivers who may have questions during the pandemic.
The effort comes as the district tries to get 100,000 laptops and tablets to students to close a disparity in access to technology.
A free hot meal is a gift many can use right now.
Two people died and one person is in critical condition after a crash near the Englewood neighborhood.
Struggling small businesses in Chicago are banking on government loans to keep them afloat during the coronavirus shutdown. But one major federal resource – the Paycheck Protection Program – is now out of funds, and Congress is debating how to re-fund it.
Drivers should be cautious while driving on slick, snowy roads.
