Senate Passes $2 Trillion Stimulus Package As National Unemployment Numbers Skyrocket
The senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion aid bill Wednesday night.
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The senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion aid bill Wednesday night.
There are still a lot of questions about COVID-19, including how the virus affects pregnant women and their babies.
Indiana's number of COVID-19 cases rose by 170 to a total of 645, and health officials said three more Hoosiers have died, bringing that total to 17.
The aerospace giant is among the companies that would qualify for the government-backed loans reserved "for businesses critical to maintaining national security," and the only one that has made it clear that it needs the assistance.
Outdoor activities may have to wait until the weekend.
Hundreds of health care facilities in Illinois that largely serve low-income and minority communities are facing financial chaos because they've canceled most routine doctor visits in an attempt to stymie the coronavirus pandemic, according to an industry organization's report.
"We had about 100 people online watching it live, all over the world; Germany, Belgium, really everywhere," Joe said. "Full disclosure, they weren't all invited to the wedding."
Roughly 3.3 million people filed a claim for jobless aid in the week ending March 21, a nearly fivefold increase over the previous record in 1982.
Michael Arundel is organizing grocery runs with his college age friends to keep vulnerable senior citizens out of stores during the COVID-19 emergency. It's all volunteer and free of charge.
Now more than ever, it's crucial to go out and donate blood.
Illinois broadcaster are coming together Thursday to try and ease the incredible challenges many people are now facing just to put food on the table.
A man was injured in a shooting on the Bishop Ford Expressway.
They're doing what they can to help as COVID-19 eats up resources across the country. CBS 2 Morning Insider Tim McNicholas shows us how it all comes together.
Mask shortages threaten health care workers on the front line of the coronavirus crisis, but the CBS 2 Morning Insiders found one group literally trying to stitch together a solution.
A trip abroad to visit a loved one turned into a big hassle for a southwest suburban family.
