MLB teams adjusting as pandemic affects draft preparation
It is unclear how the Major League Baseball draft will look or when it will take place.
It is unclear how the Major League Baseball draft will look or when it will take place.
Good Vibes: Tuesday, April 28
As thousands are staying at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, we're asking viewers to send us their Good Vibes. These can be in the form of a "thank you," a song, a dance, or whatever makes you happy! Check out today's Good Vibes!
As thousands are staying at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, we're asking viewers to send us their Good Vibes. These can be in the form of a "thank you," a song, a dance, or whatever makes you happy! Check out today's Good Vibes!
How to curb your compulsive cravings during quarantine
Dr. Ian Smith talks about lessons from his new book "Ming Over Weight" and how they apply to time spent in quarantine.
Dr. Ian Smith talks about lessons from his new book "Ming Over Weight" and how they apply to time spent in quarantine.
Examining the environmental impact of COVID-19
Dr. Scott Collis, atmospheric scientist at Argonne National Laboratory, talks about what changes they've noticed in the atmosphere since the coronavirus outbreak.
Dr. Scott Collis, atmospheric scientist at Argonne National Laboratory, talks about what changes they've noticed in the atmosphere since the coronavirus outbreak.
NYC emergency room doctor takes own life, family says
The family of an emergency room doctor in upper Manhattan says she killed herself after becoming distraught over coronavirus.
The family of an emergency room doctor in upper Manhattan says she killed herself after becoming distraught over coronavirus.
Every week little girl looks forward to saying ‘hi’ to UPS delivery man during lockdown
A UPS driver in Massachusetts makes a little girl’s day each week by waving to her from the front porch while dropping off packages during lockdown.
A UPS driver in Massachusetts makes a little girl’s day each week by waving to her from the front porch while dropping off packages during lockdown.
The US reopening is coming, but 'normal' is still a ways off
As some governors across the United States begin to ease restrictions imposed to stop the spread of the coronavirus, hopes are soaring that life as Americans knew it might be returning.
As some governors across the United States begin to ease restrictions imposed to stop the spread of the coronavirus, hopes are soaring that life as Americans knew it might be returning.
Postponement of Chicago Pride Fest hampers businesses, community
Ramesh Ariyanayakam, President of the Northalsted Business Alliance, talks about the widespread effects of postponing Chicago Pride Fest.
Ramesh Ariyanayakam, President of the Northalsted Business Alliance, talks about the widespread effects of postponing Chicago Pride Fest.
Chicago small business owners feeling the pinch amid pandemic
Naomi Levine, owner of TipsySpace bakery and event space, voices her frustrations about the lack of support for small businesses in Chicago.
Naomi Levine, owner of TipsySpace bakery and event space, voices her frustrations about the lack of support for small businesses in Chicago.
Trump suggests schools should open for a 'short period of time' before academic year ends
President Trump, in his Monday coronavirus press briefing, said he thinks it would be a “good idea” if schools open up, even for a “short period of time” before the end of the academic year.
President Trump, in his Monday coronavirus press briefing, said he thinks it would be a “good idea” if schools open up, even for a “short period of time” before the end of the academic year.
Gov. Pritzker says COVID-19 spread may be slowing in Illinois
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
Coronavirus likely to come back each year, Chinese scientists say
Scientists in China appeared to dampen hopes that the coronavirus would eventually burn out for good and said the virus, which has been blamed for 200,000 deaths and decimating the world economy, will likely return each year.
Scientists in China appeared to dampen hopes that the coronavirus would eventually burn out for good and said the virus, which has been blamed for 200,000 deaths and decimating the world economy, will likely return each year.
Fears of meat shortages during pandemic grow
“I’d say don’t panic, the supply is going to be there.” Jeff Perez reassuring customers of his small Highland Park Butcher Shop, Chops. He’s been working to keep his business afloat during the pandemic as fears of meat shortages grow.
“I’d say don’t panic, the supply is going to be there.” Jeff Perez reassuring customers of his small Highland Park Butcher Shop, Chops. He’s been working to keep his business afloat during the pandemic as fears of meat shortages grow.
Illinois students begin returning to their high schools to clear out lockers
Some districts are now reopening their buildings to allow students to clean out their lockers and take care of some final business.
Some districts are now reopening their buildings to allow students to clean out their lockers and take care of some final business.
2,000 more COVID-19 cases reported in Illinois as new virus symptoms announced
Illinois health officials on Monday announced 1,980 new cases of the coronavirus, raising the state’s case total to 45,883.
Illinois health officials on Monday announced 1,980 new cases of the coronavirus, raising the state’s case total to 45,883.
West Side hospital loses nurses to McCormick Place which is paying more
A West Side hospital says it is overwhelmed with coronavirus patients and its nurses were bolting for the higher pay at McCormick Place.
A West Side hospital says it is overwhelmed with coronavirus patients and its nurses were bolting for the higher pay at McCormick Place.
Medical students step up to help healthcare workers around the house amid crisis
Medical students not yet ready to be on the front lines are stepping up to help those already waging war on COVID-19.
Medical students not yet ready to be on the front lines are stepping up to help those already waging war on COVID-19.
Shoplifters coughing to elude security
There's a new breed of shoplifter, one who claims to have the coronavirus in hopes of eluding security, police say.
There's a new breed of shoplifter, one who claims to have the coronavirus in hopes of eluding security, police say.
Chicago tortilla maker El Milagro temporarily shuts down after worker dies of COVID-19
There were long lines outside a popular tortilla shop in Little Village on Monday after word got out that the company was closing temporarily because of a coronavirus outbreak.
There were long lines outside a popular tortilla shop in Little Village on Monday after word got out that the company was closing temporarily because of a coronavirus outbreak.
Medical examiner confirms 61 more coronavirus deaths in Cook County
The Cook County medical examiner’s office confirmed Monday that 61 more people have died of causes related to the coronavirus.
The Cook County medical examiner’s office confirmed Monday that 61 more people have died of causes related to the coronavirus.