Mayor’s order gives immigrants access to city’s coronavirus relief
Chicago immigrants who do not have legal status in the U.S. are eligible for all relief programs run by the city amid the coronavirus outbreak, Mayor Lightfoot ordered.
Chicago immigrants who do not have legal status in the U.S. are eligible for all relief programs run by the city amid the coronavirus outbreak, Mayor Lightfoot ordered.
The action came as 62 inmates and 40 Corrections Department staffers had been confirmed to have COVID-19. Two inmates at Stateville Correctional Center have died of the disease.
Illinois schools will be allowed to restrain challenging students by physically holding them face-down on the floor next year.
Every Tuesday in April at 7 p.m., Indiana Humanities will host Facebook Live watch parties for four short films.
The Riley Children’s Foundation is seeking donations toward a new fund that will provide emergency assistance to families of hospitalized children facing additional financial struggles during the coronavirus pandemic.
Chicago has opened shelters at five new locations to house the homeless as the city grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The slim, 7-foot-3 Haarms was one of the Big Ten’s top defenders and played a key role during the Boilermakers’ 2019 NCAA Tournament run, when he replaced injured center Isaac Haas in the starting lineup.
Gov. Pritzker commuted the sentence of a man with cancer who was serving four years in prison for ordering 42 pounds of chocolate infused with the main psychoactive component in marijuana.
Illinois has 10,357 reported confirmed positive cases and 243 deaths across 68 counties, the state’s Department of Public Health said Saturday in a release.
Illinois has barred all activities at state parks, fish and wildlife areas, recreational areas and historic sites in another move to stem the spread of the coronavirus.