Lightfoot mandates proof of vaccination to enter Chicago bars, restaurants and other venues
“If you wish to live life as normally as possible, with the ease to do the things that you love, you must be vaccinated in the city of Chicago starting Jan. 3,” said Lightfoot. “This health order might pose an inconvenience to the unvaccinated, and the fact is, it's inconvenient by design.”
“If you wish to live life as normally as possible, with the ease to do the things that you love, you must be vaccinated in the city of Chicago starting Jan. 3,” said Lightfoot. “This health order might pose an inconvenience to the unvaccinated, and the fact is, it's inconvenient by design.”
Chicago restaurants react to new vaccine mandate
Some establishments have already been requiring people to be vaccinated in order to enter the business.
Some establishments have already been requiring people to be vaccinated in order to enter the business.
Chicago vaccine mandate: Proof of vaccine needed at restaurants, bars and other venues in 2022
Beginning Jan. 3, people will have to show proof of vaccination to enter bars, restaurants, fitness centers and entertainment and recreational venues where food and drink are served in the city of Chicago.
Beginning Jan. 3, people will have to show proof of vaccination to enter bars, restaurants, fitness centers and entertainment and recreational venues where food and drink are served in the city of Chicago.
Chicago restaurants react to Lightfoot's vaccine mandate
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced additional mitigations for the city of Chicago on Tuesday to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced additional mitigations for the city of Chicago on Tuesday to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Proof of vaccination needed to enter several Chicago establishments starting Jan. 3
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced additional mitigations for the city of Chicago on Tuesday to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced additional mitigations for the city of Chicago on Tuesday to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Lightfoot: Stop letting people charged with violent crimes out
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is requesting that U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland send more federal resources to Chicago to help combat the surging crime and gun violence.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is requesting that U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland send more federal resources to Chicago to help combat the surging crime and gun violence.
Chicago Mayor Lightfoot calls on feds to send more resources to help combat violent crime
"We need these additional resources well in advance of summer," Chicago Mayor Lightfoot said Monday while addressing the surge in violent crime.
"We need these additional resources well in advance of summer," Chicago Mayor Lightfoot said Monday while addressing the surge in violent crime.
Lightfoot addresses violent crime in Chicago and what will be done to combat it
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot spoke Monday about violent crime in the city.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot spoke Monday about violent crime in the city.
Organizations spread joy by hosting toy giveaways across Chicago
Santa's helpers are busy this weekend spreading holiday joy across Chicago with dozens of toy giveaways.
Santa's helpers are busy this weekend spreading holiday joy across Chicago with dozens of toy giveaways.
Chicago firefighters ordered to comply with Lightfoot's vaccine mandate
An arbitrator has ruled that several unions representing Chicago firefighters and other city employees must follow Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s COVID-19 vaccination policy.
An arbitrator has ruled that several unions representing Chicago firefighters and other city employees must follow Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s COVID-19 vaccination policy.
5 proposals heard for Chicago's first casino
The casino is expected to generate about $1 billion annually.
The casino is expected to generate about $1 billion annually.
City officials hear 5 proposals for Chicago's first casino
Bidders for Chicago's first casino are showing their cards, and how they can deliver the biggest economic payout.
Bidders for Chicago's first casino are showing their cards, and how they can deliver the biggest economic payout.
Lightfoot, other mayors under fire as crime plagues Chicago, New York, Philadelphia
Mayor Lightfoot and others are raising eyebrows with their responses to the rising crime plaguing major cities like Chicago, New York City and Philadelphia.
Mayor Lightfoot and others are raising eyebrows with their responses to the rising crime plaguing major cities like Chicago, New York City and Philadelphia.
Sports betting at Chicago stadiums gets OK from City Council committee
After furious lobbying behind the scenes and a clash of the titans in public, a joint City Council committee agreed Monday to lift the Chicago ban on sports betting to allow sportsbooks in and around five stadiums.
After furious lobbying behind the scenes and a clash of the titans in public, a joint City Council committee agreed Monday to lift the Chicago ban on sports betting to allow sportsbooks in and around five stadiums.
Chicago car dealership owner blasts Lightfoot after brazen daytime robbery
While Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot presides over a crime surge in Chicago, the owner of an exotic car dealership in the city said he's had "enough" after smash-and-grab thieves struck his business in a brazen daytime robbery.
While Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot presides over a crime surge in Chicago, the owner of an exotic car dealership in the city said he's had "enough" after smash-and-grab thieves struck his business in a brazen daytime robbery.
Anjanette Young case: $2.9 million settlement expected in botched Chicago police raid
A Chicago City Council committee on Monday recommended paying $2.9 million to a woman who was handcuffed while naked by police officers during a botched raid of her home in 2019.
A Chicago City Council committee on Monday recommended paying $2.9 million to a woman who was handcuffed while naked by police officers during a botched raid of her home in 2019.
Chicago expected to pay Anjanette Young millions over botched police raid
A Chicago City Council committee on Monday recommended paying $2.9 million to a woman who was handcuffed while naked by police officers during a botched raid of her home in 2019.
A Chicago City Council committee on Monday recommended paying $2.9 million to a woman who was handcuffed while naked by police officers during a botched raid of her home in 2019.
Chicago car dealership owner blasts Lightfoot after brazen daytime robbery: We're at a 'boiling point'
'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH': Joe Perillo, the owner of Gold Coast Exotic Motor Cars, said he voted for Chicago Mayor Lightfoot in 2019 but won't support her again.
'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH': Joe Perillo, the owner of Gold Coast Exotic Motor Cars, said he voted for Chicago Mayor Lightfoot in 2019 but won't support her again.
Anjanette Young raid: Lawsuit over botched CPD raid could be settled next week
City Council members on the Finance Committee will consider settling the lawsuit brought by Anjanette Young, who was left naked and pleading for clothes and help during a botched CPD raid.
City Council members on the Finance Committee will consider settling the lawsuit brought by Anjanette Young, who was left naked and pleading for clothes and help during a botched CPD raid.
Lightfoot under fire for suggesting retail stores increase security to prevent smash-and-grabs
"Some of the retailers downtown and [on] Michigan Avenue, I will tell you, I am disappointed that they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority."
"Some of the retailers downtown and [on] Michigan Avenue, I will tell you, I am disappointed that they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority."