Supply Drive Brings 13 Pallets Of Medical Equipment At United Center
With so many medical workers worried about running out of supplies, an effort at the United Center on Sunday sought to ease those fears.
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With so many medical workers worried about running out of supplies, an effort at the United Center on Sunday sought to ease those fears.
A wind advisory remains in effect through 7 p.m. for the Chicago area and beyond, with gusts of over 50 mph anticipated.
An EF-1 tornado touched down late Saturday in Ogle County far west of the Chicago area, the National Weather Service has confirmed.
Illinois public health officials on Sunday announced 1,105 new cases of COVID-19 in Illinois in one day.
One more Indiana resident has died from COVID-19, bringing the total number of deaths in the state to 32, public health officials announced Sunday.
With many out of work amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some people are looking at their unwanted gold jewelry as a way to make money.
The Chicago area is under a high wind advisory, and that could be a major problem for hospitals using medical tents as they fight COVID-19.
A wind advisory is in place for Northern Illinois and Northwest Indiana until Sunday evening
Instacart workers plan to conduct a nationwide strike Monday over what they consider a lack of protection and adequate compensation for their risky trips to grocery stores — even though they are "risking our lives."
As if Chicagoans didn't have enough reason to stay at home, here's another: Today's weather will be very stormy, with the potential for dangerous conditions, including a chance for strong tornadoes.
Gov. JB Pritzker has outlined new measures to help protect grocery shoppers and clerks from the spread of COVID-19.
Tents are becoming a new fixture outside hospital emergency rooms. It's the new reality in the time of the coronavirus pandemic.
The cases among inmates more than doubled in one day. There were 38 cases as of Friday.
The new diagnostic test could accelerate testing in the United States, allowing for rapid results in doctors' offices.
The state's number of confirmed cases has jumped nearly 10 times what was reported a week earlier, even as testing remains largely limited to those seriously ill and medical workers.
