Metra Train Conductor Tests Positive For Coronavirus
A Metra train conductor has tested positive for the coronavirus, the rail agency said Wednesday.
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A Metra train conductor has tested positive for the coronavirus, the rail agency said Wednesday.
"This sobering moment should remind us that the numbers that we report every day are not merely statistics. They are people whose lives have been forever changed and a network of people, connected by crisis, who need us to do everything we can every day to save lives."
Individual artists can apply for one-time grants of $1,500. Non-profit arts and cultural groups of any size can apply for grants of $3,000 to $60,000, based on their financial need.
Warmer temperatures are on the way and the sun is coming out.
Police are investigating a fatal crash involving a CTA bus and two others vehicles.
A total of 65 people in Indiana have died from COVID-19, including six in Lake County, state health officials reported on Wednesday.
Team captain Jonathan Toews joined fellow Central Division captains Roman Josi of the Nashville Predators, and Alex Pietrangelo of the St. Louis Blues in a video conference call on Tuesday to discuss how they're handling the season's hiatus.
March crime records show a 10% decrease in crime from last March, according to Chicago police.
"I've been trying very creative things, especially with the daughters. Trying to do pushups, and situps, and squats, and I went running in the stairwell that's here right outside my apartment door. So I didn't actually leave the apartment complex," Bornstein said.
What was supposed to be an uplifting wellness retreat trip to Peru quickly turned into a nightmare for one Chicago man.
One of the city's most vulnerable populations hasn't had the option of social distancing.
During the desolate days of quarantine, neglected parts of Chicago seem even more beat up. Omar Alfaro knew he needed to mix it up.
How will you remember this moment in time, when we were all quarantined at home, together?
With many daycares and playgrounds closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, parents across the city are scrambling for things to do.
