Second Chicago Office Of Emergency Management And Communications Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
A second Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications employee has tested positive for coronavirus, the office confirmed Tuesday.
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A second Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications employee has tested positive for coronavirus, the office confirmed Tuesday.
After winning a silver medal at the World Championships last year, a Glen Ellyn teen was feeling great heading into the June Paralympic trials before moving on to Tokyo.
The Sweets & Snacks Expo became the third McCormick Place conference in one day to announce it will not be held this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The American Library Association on Tuesday became the latest organization to cancel its conference in Chicago due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Birthdays, especially for kids, are something to be remembered. But just because we are social distancing, doesn't mean they have to be ignored.
While most are pulling together in this time, some tenants feel their landlords are pulling apart old norms.
A mother of three was one of the first people diagnosed with COVID-19 in Lake County.
Two men fired guns at each other on a CTA Red Line train at 79th Street Tuesday afternoon.
"It is the first time in 100 years that the National Restaurant Association show has not taken place."
"All of them are in great spirits, and tremendous people. They're very, very brave. They want to get through this and back to work, every one of them," Police Supt. Charlie Beck said.
On Tuesday, Bosco, Iris and Calista made their way to the Underwater Beauty special exhibit at the aquarium to see the other aquarium residents.
A nursing home resident is the first person to die in DuPage County from coronavirus complications, county officials confirmed Tuesday.
"It's clear to me the federal government is not going to help us. They are not the cavalry," she said.
The State of Illinois announced 250 new cases of COVID-19 and four more deaths on Tuesday – bringing the total number of coronavirus fatalities statewide to 16.
