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Coronavirus In Chicago: Contact Tracing Is Ramping Up
Officials have said contact tracing will be an important part of slowing the spread of COVID-19 here.
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City Public Health Chief Orders Churches To Stop Hosting In-Person Services, But Church Leaders Undeterred
By Alex V. Hernandez Albany Park Primary category in which blog post is published
110 More People Die Of Coronavirus In Illinois
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
‘Dangerous And Foolish’: Lightfoot Rebuffs Trump’s Demand That Churches Reopen During Pandemic
By Alex V. Hernandez Lincoln Square, North Center, Irving Park 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
Parents Return To Work Next Week, But Day Cares And Camps Are Still Closed: ‘What Am I Gonna Do?’
Traditionally, parents rely on camps, school, day care and relatives to help with kids when they've got to work. Now many of those options are gone — and the state has provided few details on what it will do to help.
Jimmy’s Pizza Cafe Seeking New Home After City Green Lights New Lincoln Square Apartment Complex
Owner Jimmy Kang said he hopes to find a new place close enough to easily deliver to his Lincoln Square fans.
Illinois Unemployment Skyrockets To Record High Of 16.4% With 1 Million People Out Of Work
The state's unemployment rate was 1.7 percent higher than the national unemployment rate.
Malt Row Breweries To Host Lincoln Square Virtual Block Party This Weekend
Last year’s Mayfestiversary raised $25,000 for the Friendship Center which the breweries hope to match with this weekend's virtual block party.
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.
Willie Wilson Attends In-Person Church Service In Ravenswood, Defying Stay At Home Order
Mayor Lori Lightfoot's threat of $500 fines are a “stupid move” and will not deter churches like his, the pastor said.
He Escaped A War And Helped His Family Build A Life In Chicago. But Coronavirus Killed This 44-Year-Old Father Of 3
Muhamed “Hamo” Mušić died May 11, leaving behind a wife and three children. Loved ones have stepped up to raise $107,000 for his devastated family.
