Englewood, Chatham
Southwest Side Coronavirus Testing Site Reopens After Flooding
The site at Studio Move Grill, 210 W. 87th St., is open seven days a week.
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110 More People Die Of Coronavirus In Illinois
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Here’s What Will Reopen First In Chicago When We Move To Phase 3
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Coronavirus In Chicago: Phase 3 Of Reopening Will Look Different In The City
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Parents Return To Work Next Week, But Day Cares And Camps Are Still Closed: ‘What Am I Gonna Do?’
By Kelly Bauer Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Avondale Primary category in which blog post is published
How One Family Escaped The Fire That Destroyed Auburn Gresham Food Mart: ‘Dad, Somebody’s Stuff Must Be On Fire’
So Fresh Saturdays emcee Mario Lemar may have lost his home, but his community still has his back.
Coronavirus In Chicago: Businesses Will Soon Get Rules For Reopening Safely Amid Pandemic
Workplaces and stores will have limits on capacity and people will need to wear masks, wash their hands frequently and stay 6 feet apart, officials have said.
Outdoor Dining, Camping, Tattoos, Haircuts And Picnics With Friends: Here’s What’s Allowed Starting May 29
The news comes as the state dipped below 4,000 COVID-19 hospitalizations for the first time since officials began tracking.
Patio Season Is Back: Restaurants, Bars Can Offer Outdoor Seating Starting May 29, Pritzker Announces
Initially, bars and restaurants were not set to reopen until Phase 4 of the state's reopening plan.
Healthy Marketplace Planned For Englewood Gets Boost With $1.75 Million City Grant
The funding for the grocery store and community area is earmarked from the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, which Mayor Lori Lightfoot is trying to revitalize.
Is CHA Protecting Its Most Vulnerable Residents During Coronavirus? Some Say No
The senior apartment building is located in a hot spot for coronavirus, but residents say it's been difficult to get basic equipment to protect themselves.
$1 Million Grant Program Helps South And West Side Groups Adapt To Coronavirus As They Work To Stop Violence
A drum circle in Chatham and a community garden in South Shore are among the 164 grant recipients in 21 neighborhoods that offer summer programs to keep kids engaged.
Coronavirus In Chicago: Illinois Might Have Hit Its Peak, But Caution Still Needed, Officials Say
Coming down from the peak doesn't mean the battle is over: Officials say Illinoisans still need to wear masks and practice social distancing.
It Could Hit 80 Degrees This Weekend In Chicago
The bad news: Memorial Day will stay warm, but it'll be rainy.
