During Stay-At-Home Order, Local Caterer Booms With Orders For Passover, Easter
From 10 orders to more than 100 – Passover and Easter meals for one caterer are way up this year.
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From 10 orders to more than 100 – Passover and Easter meals for one caterer are way up this year.
A second Cook County Jail inmate has died after testing positive for the coronavirus.
A total of 528 people in Illinois had died from the coronavirus as of Thursday, and more than 16,000 have tested positive so far. But those numbers might not tell the whole story.
More than 200,000 people filed first-time unemployment claims in Illinois this week, breaking the record set last week. All those claims in the system also complicates what matters for people already approved.
Strong winds and snow squalls are expected through sunset.
A lawsuit was filed against the Cook County Sheriff's office Thursday by the family of a man who died of coronavirus while an inmate at the Cook County Jail.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, home healthcare workers face significant challenges, especially those who work with people who have special needs.
For those wearing masks to reduce the spread of COVID-19 during the pandemic, it's important to know each type has different requirements for how to clean it and how long it can be worn.
"We don't know how many businesses are going to reopen fully. Some may not reopen."
A south suburban family said half of them tested positive, after a gathering earlier this month. As CBS 2's Marissa Parra reported Thursday, the family is now encouraging other survivors to help some of the most critical patients.
"Almost no state has this available to them because you have to build a system. It's not something you add on to existing systems."
There will be no mass release of detainees from the Cook County Jail in the near future. Thursday a federal judge denied the request for release due to COVID-19 concerns but ordered Sheriff Tom Dart to implement new safety measures.
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering up to $25,000 as a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of two men who robbed a letter carrier Monday.
The family of the first Chicago police officer to die from the coronavirus is saying goodbye to him Thursday morning.
