Bronzeville, Near South Side
Illinois Sees Most Coronavirus Deaths In The Nation This Week With Nearly 1,000 Dead
Another 148 Illinoisans have been killed by coronavirus in the past day. At least 12,974 people have died from COVID-19 in Illinois, and another 808 deaths are considered to be probably related.
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In 2020, Cook County Voters Cast Ballots For Judges In Historic Numbers
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My Block, My Hood, My City Needs Volunteers To Light Up King Drive Saturday
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A Coronavirus Vaccine Is Coming. Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Getting One In Chicago
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Social Distancing Is A Privilege — And More Black And Latino Chicagoans Died Because They Couldn’t, Study Says
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Chicago Plans To Recall Teachers And Reopen Schools, Even If The Majority Of Students Stay Home
“The way I look at it, we’re crafting a plan for 100 percent of wishes,” CPS CEO Janice Jackson told Chalkbeat in a wide-ranging interview about the city’s reopening plans.
Study Confirms What South Siders Said For Years: A Trauma Center Is Improving Emergency Care For Black Chicagoans
On average, trauma patients in South Shore reached a hospital nearly nine minutes faster the year after the trauma center opened compared to the year prior.
Coronavirus Kills 238 More Illinoisans, The Most Deaths Reported In A Day Yet
Among the most recent victims were 71 people in Cook County, including four women and men in their 40s. At least 12,639 people have died from COVID-19 in Illinois.
Carver 47 Café, Community Market Reopens At Little Black Pearl After Pandemic Hiatus
Chef Lizz Wright has created a new menu for the redesigned space, which honors the life of the Black botanist George Washington Carver, an advocate for healthy eating and self-sufficiency.
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?
