Lightfoot: Travelers From Coronavirus-Surging States ‘Obligated’ To Self-Quarantine
Mayor says city could fine violators of self-quarantine, but urges voluntary compliance.
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Chicago Expands Program To Help Homeowners Struggling With Unpaid Water Bills
The city’s Utility Billing Relief program is expected to help 20,000 households, but it doesn’t include renters.
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How New Teachers Are Prepping For Their First Job Amid The Pandemic
Roughly 4,000 new teachers will join the profession this fall after an interruption in their training — and a crash course in remote learning.
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Chicago’s LGBTQ Community Of Color ‘Takes Back’ Their Place In Boystown
Previous moments of racial awakening fell short of true equality in the gay community.
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Traffic Is Back In Illinois. Are Repair Crews Prepared For The Stress On Roads?
The problem of deteriorating roads in Illinois isn’t new. The American Society of Civil Engineers graded Illinois’ road conditions as a D in 2018.
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The Pandemic Has Kept People Apart, But Music Brought These Chicago Neighbors Together
In the North Kenwood neighborhood, music has filled the air every evening for the past three months. The source: The front porch of a music-loving couple.
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How To Avoid Plastic Grocery Bags During Illinois’ Reusable Bag Ban
Confused by Illinois’ reusable bag ban? You’re not alone. Here’s what it means and how different stores are enforcing it.
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City Drops Cease-And-Desist Order Against Chicago Freedom School For Feeding Protesters
The school provided pizza, water and snacks to hundreds of protesters that gathered downtown on May 30.
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Mayor Lightfoot Disputes WBEZ’s Report On CPD’s Anti-Violence Plan. Here’s The Transcript Of The Top Cop Describing It.
A transcript of the news conference shows Police Supt. David Brown grappling with city’s gun violence and his preparation for the holiday weekend.
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Chicago’s Health Commissioner Says Police Won’t Enforce New Self-Quarantine Order For Travelers
“We do not have a plan to create a list of individuals who are traveling and try to track them down,” Allison Arwady said.
