Coronavirus In Chicago: A Sobering Look At Past Week In Fight Against COVID-19
This video from CBS 2 Photographer Alfredo Roman documents the harrowing past week in Chicago's fight against COVID-19.
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This video from CBS 2 Photographer Alfredo Roman documents the harrowing past week in Chicago's fight against COVID-19.
AT&T is closing additional stores across the country in order to keep a minimum number of stores open during the coronavirus pandemic.
A staff member of the Aurora Police Department has tested positive for coronavirus, the department announced Saturday.
Clouds are sticking around and temperatures remain chilly.
A fourth person has died of the coronavirus in Indiana, officials confirmed Saturday.
Catholic church bells will be ringing throughout Chicago every three hours as a call for all to unite in prayer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's stay-at-home order for the State of Illinois is set to take effect, the City of Aurora announced an assortment of additional measures geared toward fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Forty-seven new cases of coronavirus were confirmed Saturday in Indiana.
Keon Brown, 17, was last seen in the 8100 block of South Campbell, police said.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is asking residents to stay calm during the statewide shelter-in-place order amid the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.
Five people are dead after a bridge collapse in southern Indiana. A truck and van were swept off the road.
Clouds and a few flurries are in the mix for Saturday, but the sun is expected this afternoon. It will be cold for the season, with a high of 36.
Two men were charged with vehicular hijacking after they stole an SUV that they pretended to be interested in purchasing.
Illinois' driver's license facilities will remain closed through April 7 following Gov. Pritzker's "stay at home" order to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
With the continuing shortage of COVID-19 testing kits we have a warning tonight: If you try to go online to find a test kit on your own, beware of potential scams.