Congressman Adam Kinzinger on "The Takeout" - 1/15/2021Congressman Adam Kinzinger on "The Takeout" - 1/15/2021 Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger of Illinois joined Major Garrett to talk about the impeachment vote, hiding ...cbsnews.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: State confirms first case of more contagious COVID-19 variant as 6,642 new cases and 123 additional deaths reported FridayIllinois has recorded its first case of a more contagious version of COVID-19, state and Chicago public health officials disclosed Friday. Those range from mass vaccinati...chicagotribune.com
Emanuel ‘Chris’ Welch says he’s Illinois House speaker because ‘my colleagues asked me to step up’“And many of the women in our caucus asked me to step up. And they believe in me because they’ve worked with me and they know me, they trust me. And they asked me to step...chicagotribune.com
Illinois House speaker’s chief of staff tests positive for COVID-19 after lame-duck session, tells lawmakers and staff to self-quarantinechicagotribune.com
Feds allege man in ‘CFD’ hat at Capitol mob attack is retired Pennsylvania firefighterchicagotribune.com
Illinois COVID-19 vaccine tracker: 972,750 doses delivered, 414,296 administered, average 26,703 given a daychicagotribune.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: 5,862 new COVID-19 cases and 97 more deaths reported; Chicago’s public health commissioner says some at-risk older citizens could get vaccines next weekchicagotribune.com
Rep. Adam Kinzinger on House vote to impeach President Trump for inciting violence in Capitol riotcbsnews.com
Illinois looks toward 2nd phase of COVID-19 vaccinations, though still weeks away for many. Data shows 1 in 45 have had at least 1 shot so far.chicagotribune.com
Congresswoman Cheri Bustos describes Capitol riots, "mini Trump rally" on flight home afterwardcbsnews.com
Congresswoman Cheri Bustos describes Capitol riots, "mini Trump rally" on flight home afterwardcbsnews.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Jan. 12 with COVID-19 in the Chicago areachicagotribune.com
Days after Naperville native was sworn in, US Rep. Mary Miller criticized for invoking Hitler during Washington speechchicagotribune.com
Days after she was sworn in, Illinois US Rep. Mary Miller facing criticism for invoking Adolf Hitler during speech in Washingtonchicagotribune.com
State watchdog sues ComEd in federal court over alleged scheme to bribe Michael Madiganchicagotribune.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Jan. 5 with COVID-19 in the Chicago areachicagotribune.com
Confusion ensues as Cook County changes course on its online COVID-19 vaccination form, filled out by 40,000 people so farchicagotribune.com
Daywatch: Some CPS teachers won’t return to schools, Bears back into the playoffs and old railroad corridors transformed into trailschicagotribune.com
Freezing rain, ice, possible snow in store for New Year’s Day weather: ‘Everybody needs to be careful out there.’chicagotribune.com
When will you get the COVID-19 vaccine? Illinois health systems may use electronic medical records to reach patients in next phases.chicagotribune.com
First year of legal marijuana in Illinois generated big bucks but no new minority license holderschicagotribune.com
Column: Why rush teachers and students back into classrooms now, CPS? Widespread COVID-19 vaccination is on the horizon.chicagotribune.com
Temps to dip below freezing for days after Chicago’s first winter blast dropped 4 inches of snow and made evening commute ‘one of the worst we’ve had’chicagotribune.com
Illinois Supreme Court to decide fate of last contested medical marijuana growing license in the statechicagotribune.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Dec. 29 with COVID-19 in the Chicago areachicagotribune.com
Daywatch: COVID-19 vaccinations begin in Chicago’s nursing homes, real estate predictions for 2021 and Illinois rodents make social media splashchicagotribune.com
Illinois’ largest rodents are in city lagoons, rivers and streams. Now, they’re on Instagram.chicagotribune.com
U.S. Government and the State of Illinois Reach Agreement to Significantly Reduce Sewage Dischargesjustice.gov
U.S. Government and the State of Illinois Reach Agreement with Peoria and the Greater Peoria Sanitary District to Reduce Water Pollution from Sewer Systemjustice.gov
Illinois says 63,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered from state’s supplychicagotribune.com
