Coronavirus Updates: U.S. Battles World's Deadliest COVID-19 Outbreak
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The COVID-19 outbreak is sparking a hiring spree for more than half a million jobs at the nation's biggest retailers. Some are hiring fast to meet demand.
Municipal clerks across Wisconsin on Monday were set to start tallying votes from last week's chaotic presidential primary, a count that was delayed for several days by the legal struggle over whether to postpone the election due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials said courts throughout the district donated nearly 500 protective masks to healthcare providers aiding those affected by the illness caused by the coronavirus.
Looking to take up a new hobby during quarantine? Try your hand at sourdough for a delicious baking experience!
There are dozens of dogs up for adoption right here in Chicago.
The IRS sent out the first wave of stimulus checks on Saturday and the next wave is expected sometime this week.
A restaurant owner is helping people stay busy, occupied and connected during quarantine.
Plummeting temperatures are causing a cold and blustery day.
"It could be a pretty short period of time where we see draconian cuts in essential services. Number one in the line is education," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton LLP, an accounting and financial advice firm.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is looking at ways to support people who are experiencing homelessness during the pandemic.
Millions of Americans and thousands of Chicagoans are out of work, so where do they turn now?
A local organization is working to help young fathers who have lost their jobs during the coronavirus outbreak.
"Save Our Seniors" – that was the call to action at a news conference Sunday evening.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has issued a stop work order for any demolition activities at the Crawford Power Plant after a dust cloud blanketed the Little Village neighborhood Saturday following a smokestack implosion at the plant.
