Kelly Bauer

Another 29 Illinoisans were reported dead from coronavirus over the weekend. At least 21,505 people have died from COVID-19 in Illinois.

Another 21 Illinoisans were reported dead from coronavirus in the past day and 4,004 cases were found — the most cases in a single day since late January.

The family is preparing for the seventh grader's funeral and has yet to see the body cam footage the night the 13-year-old was shot and killed by police.

Another 34 Illinoisans were reported dead from coronavirus in the past day and 3,739 cases were found.

More than 4,100 people have signed up for the Chicago Department of Public Health's homebound vaccination program; so far, 532 people have gotten vaccinated. Some people could have to wait until the fall to get shots, the city's top doctor said.

The most recent victims included seven people from Cook County, including a man in his 30s and a man in his 50s.

The 10 libraries — which cover a variety of neighborhoods, including Austin, Edgewater and Mt. Greenwood — will be open 1-5 p.m. Sundays starting April 18.

There are more than 21,000 summer jobs and internships available for Chicagoans age 14-24 this summer.

The mayor's announcement comes the same day President Joe Biden said he'd order states and major cities to make all adults eligible by April 19.

Chicago has received $33 million and the state about $90 million from the Centers for Disease control and Prevention to boost their vaccination efforts.

Six states were moved into the city's less serious category, dubbed Yellow.

"There have been too many Black and Brown lives taken at the mercy of the Chicago Police Department — and we need this to stop now,” one organizer said.

Chicago's positivity rate has risen to 5.1 percent — a sign coronavirus is spreading unchecked in the city, where hospitalizations and new cases are up.

The shooting has gained national attention, but details about how Toledo was killed — and why it took two days to inform his family — have been slow to trickle out.

Chases pose a "significant safety issue" to officers, the person being chased and community members — yet police chase people many times every single day, Lightfoot said.

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Another 27 Illinoisans were reported dead from coronavirus during the weekend. At least 21,373 Illinoisans have died from COVID-19.

Average daily new cases are up more than 83 percent in Chicago since March 1. Officials have said they fear the city and state are in the beginning of a third wave of COVID-19.

Daily new cases are up 75 percent since March 1 in Chicago — and Illinois just reported the highest number of new cases in one day since early February.