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A school district in the northwest suburbs is making sure kids who need it still get two meals a day while schools are closed for the coronavirus outbreak, turning school buses into meals on wheels.
The next few days will be rainy.
For those working mostly independently, social distancing is still manageable. However, as fears grow, jobs may become less frequent.
"We're all kind of panicking because we don't know what's going on next," Soulé restaurant owner Bridgette Flagg said.
A DePaul faculty member has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Starting Wednesday, Kizuki Ramen is offering free takeout lunches to kids 18 years old and under.
Bars and restaurants are shut down for dine-in, and now barbershops and nail salons fear they could be next.
"Our children are going to pick up on our energy. So we will be more effective as parents when we can find ways to calm ourselves first."
With more test results still on the way, the number of infected is expected to increase despite the health department's best efforts.
At least one Chicago firefighter is refusing to go on call Wednesday morning amid growing concerns about the coronavirus.
A member of the Lipinski family has held that seat since 1983.
As Democrats seek to maintain their control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November, two freshman Democrats in Illinois will be key to that goal.
"It's kind of this thought: how am I going to pay rent?" musician John Perrin said.
Police in Kentucky were outside a home Tuesday night, making sure a man who tested positive for coronavirus stays in quarantine.
