Bridgeport, Chinatown, McKinley Park
Social Distancing Is A Privilege — And More Black And Latino Chicagoans Died Because They Couldn’t, Study Says
That translated into neighborhoods with more Black and Latino residents seeing more COVID-19 deaths in the spring, according to the study.
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Illinois Sees Two Deadliest Days Of Pandemic With 192 More People Killed By Coronavirus: ‘Stay Home Whenever You Can’
Kelly Bauer Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago’s ‘Never Gotten It Right’ With Recycling, Lightfoot Says
Kelly Bauer Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago Plans To Recall Teachers And Reopen Schools, Even If The Majority Of Students Stay Home
Cassie Walker Burke, Chalkbeat Chicago Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Study Confirms What South Siders Said For Years: A Trauma Center Is Improving Emergency Care For Black Chicagoans
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Amazon Distribution Center In Bridgeport Approved By Key City Committee
The Amazon plan on the Chicago River will bring jobs to the area, aldermen said, but neighbors and activists worry it will bring fleets of polluting delivery trucks, furthering environmental degradation on the Southwest side.
Coronavirus Vaccinations Could Start In 2 Weeks In Chicago, City’s Top Doctor Says
"I'm very hopeful that by the time we're halfway or in the third quarter of this year, we'll be in a different place," said Dr. Allison Arwady.
Chicago’s Travel Order Adds 8 States To Most Serious Level
The order's rules apply to all travelers, even those not showing symptoms of COVID-19.
Coronavirus Kills 125 Illinoisans And 12,542 New Cases Reported
Among the most recent victims were 20 people in Cook County. At least 12,403 people have died from COVID-19 in Illinois.
Winter Parking Ban Sneaks Up On Chicagoans As They Wake Up To Missing Cars, Expensive Towing Charges
The city's winter parking ban went into effect overnight Tuesday, catching many unsuspecting car owners off guard when they went out to their cars and found empty spots.
Amid A Pandemic, A Reckoning For A Chicago Charter Turning Away From ‘No Excuses’
Noble, which before had promised to “sweat the small stuff” on discipline, got rid of its school uniforms and a controversial demerit policy that punished students for small infractions. But can the changes stick?
Chicago’s Overnight Winter Parking Ban Starts Tuesday. Make Sure You Don’t Get Towed
Anyone who ignores the ban will face a $150 towing fee and a $60 ticket, according to the Department of Streets and Sanitation.
85 More People In Illinois Die From Coronavirus, Bringing Death Toll To 12,278
In Chicago, 65 deaths and 974 confirmed cases were reported since Sunday.
Coronavirus Kills 165 Illinoisans Over Weekend And 15,051 Cases Reported
Among the most recent victims were 108 people in Cook County, including a woman in her 30s and a man in his 40s
