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Community First Nurses: Administration Is Putting Workers, Patients At Risk For COVID
Nurses said Community First Medical Center violates several state and federal regulations. They claimed that since COVID hit, more than 60 nurses here have caught the virus and three of them have died.
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City-Run COVID Vaccine Sites In Chicago Begin Accepting Walk-Ins
A big vaccination milestone in Chicago, as half of all those eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine have had at least one dose, and that percentage could begin to soar. City-run sites, including the United Center, will start accepting walk-ins on Friday, and CBS 2's Mugo Odigwe tells you what you need to know.
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Community First Nurses: Administration Is Putting Workers, Patients At Risk For COVID
CBS 2 reached out to management at Community First but have not heard back yet.
Walk-Ins Begin Friday At Chicago-Operated COVID-19 Vaccine Sites
Vaccines are available to anyone 16 and older. However, teens under 18 need a parent or guardian.
Six Flags Great America Reopening On Saturday
When Six Flags Great America reopens on Saturday, it will operate with reduced attendance levels, and guests will be required to make reservations online, in order to allow for staggered arrival times and social distancing.
As Chicagoans Complain Of 'Astronomically Stupid' Mail Problems, Logistics Expert Says City Hit 'Particularly Hard' By Postal Service Issues
Logistics expert Kevin Kosar said mail delivery in Chicago was already challenging due to the harsh winters. Add to that a pandemic that has forced 120,000 postal workers to quarantine nationwide.
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Community First Nurses: Administration Is Putting Workers, Patients At Risk For COVID
CBS 2 reached out to management at Community First but have not heard back yet.
Walk-Ins Begin Friday At Chicago-Operated COVID-19 Vaccine Sites
Vaccines are available to anyone 16 and older. However, teens under 18 need a parent or guardian.
'It Could Be A Different Place': How Climate Change Could Affect Lake Superior's Future
As old as it is, Lake Superior is still evolving.
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Vucevic Dominates As Bulls Pound Hornets
Nikola Vucevic scored 18 points and matched a season high with 16 rebounds, Coby White and Thaddeus Young scored 18 apiece, and the Chicago Bulls beat the struggling Charlotte Hornets on Thursday night.
Cubs Beat Mets On Heyward's Single In 10th For Three-Game Sweep
Jason Heyward had a game-ending, pinch-hit single in the 10th after Dan Winkler stranded the bases loaded in the top of the inning, and the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets Thursday night to complete a three-game sweep.
Cameron Krutwig Decides He Won't Be Using Extra Year Of Eligibility To Stay With Loyola, Will Be Going Pro
On Thursday, in a message on social media, Cameron Krutwig announced he won't be using the NCAA's extra year of eligibility to return to the Ramblers next season. He will be turning pro instead.
Zurich Classic Preview: Can Jon Rahm And Ryan Palmer Defend Title At TPC Louisiana?
The PGA Tour returns to TPC Louisiana this week for the Zurich Classic, one of the game's more unique events.
Javy Báez Hits Grand Slam, Cubs Clobber Mets
Javier Báez hit a grand slam and the Cubs took advantage of a season-high four errors by the New York Mets in a romp on a chilly Wednesday night at Wrigley Field.
Hagel Scores In OT As Blackhawks Beat Predators
Brandon Hagel scored 3:00 into overtime, and the Chicago Blackhawks rallied to beat the Nashville Predators on Wednesday night.
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Events Across Chicago For 30th Annivesary Of Banned Books Week
This week marks 30 years of the annual Banned Books Week, and multiple Chicago area libraries and educational institutions are holding readings and discussions.
