Chicago's NPR News Source
Pritzker COVID

Charles Rex Arbogast

Pritzker COVID

Charles Rex Arbogast

Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons

As COVID public health emergency comes to an end, what’s next for Illinois?

Three years, four million cases and 40,000 deaths later, the state will officially concluding its emergency designation on May 11.

Charles Rex Arbogast
By Michael Liptrot
   

Share

Governor Pritzker recently announced the state’s public health emergency will come to a close May 11. Reset hears from an infectious disease expert on the reality of ending the public health emergency status of the COVID-19 pandemic.

GUEST: Dr. Mia Taormina, infectious disease specialist with Duly Health and Care

Subscribe to Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons
More From This Show
KAMALARALLY-110722-15.JPG
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: July 26, 2024: Illinois Dems endorse Kamala Harris, biggest quantum computer comes to Chicago, and more
Chicago braces for surge of migrants ahead of DNC, while United Center owners unveil multi-billion dollar development plans.
By Andrea Guthmann
 
Handwritten_20224-06-24_113706_3-2.jpg
Singer m.e.h.’s journey from national anthems in Maryland to Lollapalooza in Chicago
By Micah Yason
 
A plate of three different vegan cheeses made by Chef Kevin Schuder of Fancy Plants.
Grab a glass of wine and have a gouda time with these vegan cheeses
For all the dairy-free folks out there, here are some options for your wine-and-cheese night.
By Lynnea Domienik  and Ellie Gilbert-Bair
 
More Stories