
An Evanston Senior Center Announces Its Third COVID-19 Case
Officials with the Evanston home remain frustrated that the state won’t perform testing there like it did at a facility in Willowbrook.
Officials with the Evanston home remain frustrated that the state won’t perform testing there like it did at a facility in Willowbrook.
State’s Attorney Kim Foxx says the policy aims to protect public health but her top deputy points to a cutback in Illinois narcotics tests.
The governor orders nonessential workers and residents to stay home as COVID-19 cases continue to swell.
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The estimates are based on the new coronavirus spreading throughout Illinois at its current pace.
Families call for testing and officials scramble for answers to limit the spread of COVID-19 at Evanston and WIllowbrook nursing homes.
Officers slam the mayor’s plan for them to enforce a public-health order requiring people with coronavirus symptoms to stay home.
College journalists say they’ll keep the news coming while juggling student schedules in different time zones and staff limitations.
Dr. Allison Arwady won’t say how many cases Chicago expects. But she says there’s a plan for patients who can’t quarantine at home.
The Chicago Police Department was notified of its first member to test positive for COVID-19 on Thursday.