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"Do I need to have significant injuries for anybody to care?"
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"Do I need to have significant injuries for anybody to care?"
"They have trained so hard for this in practices since December."
Illinois now has 25 documented cases of COVID-19, with six more patients with the virus in the Chicago area, officials said Wednesday..
Election officials say the registrants have now been registered and should be able to vote in Tuesday's primary.
For the weekend, snow showers may roll in on Saturday. But things will brighten up by Sunday.
Check out the first round of performers for the 55th annual ACM Awards on CBS have been announced.
The License Committee on Wednesday voted to approve an ordinance to phase out all 10 of the city's existing horse-drawn carriage licenses by Jan. 1, 2021.
WHO Director Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the WHO is "deeply concerned by the alarming levels of spread and severity" of the outbreak.
The actions began after the 2018 mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
All elementary schools in the Lombard school district are closed Wednesday.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said officials would try to reschedule the Chicago St. Patrick's Day Parade, the South Side Irish Parade in Beverly, and the Northwest Side Irish Parade in Norwood Park for later dates.
Morning showers are possible Wednesday, but a dry day is ahead.
You're supposed to go to the doctor to get well when you're sick, but the novel coronavirus is prompting some concerns about getting sick because you went to the doctor's office.
It's unknown how the coronavirus will impact jobs long-term, but we got some insight from the chief executive officer of the employment website CareerBuilder on what we're seeing so far.
