Two people in Amherst County Public Schools test positive for COVID-19AMHERST COUNTY, Va. – School leaders in Amherst County announced Monday that two more people in the school system have tested positive for COVID-19. The other case is ass...wsls.com
WHO says getting the worsening Covid outbreak under control may require 'sacrifice for many, many people'"We will have to get ahead of this virus, and [that] may require sacrifice for many, many people in terms of their personal lives." But as Covid-19 cases now accelerate a...cnbc.com
Average daily new coronavirus cases in U.S. hit all-time high, Gottlieb warns of 'exponential spread'However, more testing cannot account for the rise in cases, health officials say, because the percent of tests coming back positive has increased as well. About 6.2% of t...cnbc.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Oct. 23 with COVID-19 in the Chicago areachicagotribune.com
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FDA opens private Covid vaccine meetings to the public in bid to gain trust as Trump pressures for fast approvalcnbc.com
Some restaurants in Illinois are defying closure orders as ban on indoor service spreads to Chicago suburbschicagotribune.com
Will my Social Security be enough? How financial advisors can prepare clients for what's coming in retirementcnbc.com
New River Valley health officials ask community to be vigilant in preventing the spread of COVID-19wsls.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: 4,342 new known cases and 69 additional fatalities reported as state sees the highest daily death toll since Junechicagotribune.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Pritzker orders tighter restrictions in several suburban counties as 3,714 new confirmed cases and 41 additional deaths reportedchicagotribune.com
CVS to hire thousands of pharmacy techs as it prepares for more Covid-19 cases, rollout of vaccinecnbc.com
What happens if voters cast early ballots, then die before Election Day? In some states, their votes will still count.chicagotribune.com
Collapsing passengers, CDC missteps and "public health malpractice": The story of the COVID flight from hellcbsnews.com
Bringing the outside into the office: Coronavirus bolsters push towards healthier building designcnbc.com
CDC allowed over 200 cruise passengers exposed to COVID-19 to fly commercially from Atlantacbsnews.com
Fire union complains East Chicago not following CDC policy on coronavirus quarantinechicagotribune.com
Department Of Justice Is Combatting COVID-19 Fraud But Reminds The Public To Remain Vigilantjustice.gov
Kamala Harris suspends travel after two people linked to Biden campaign test positive for coronaviruscnbc.com
'Out of control': European leaders scramble to control the second wave, with a state of emergency and lockdownscnbc.com
McLean county health officials concerned about possible 2nd COVID spike at Illinois State Universitychicagotribune.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Oct. 15 with COVID-19 in the Chicago areachicagotribune.com
From 'electrostatic' spray to wipe-downs, here's how airplanes are cleaned during the pandemiccnbc.com
Covid-19 stress is driving the most vulnerable Americans to the brink. These 4 steps can help you copecnbc.com
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Oct. 14 with COVID-19 in the Chicago areachicagotribune.com
Justice Department Charges More than 14,200 Defendants with Firearms-Related Crimes in FY20justice.gov
"You're so stressed you can't sleep at night": Parents and child-care providers are still struggling as the pandemic drags oncnbc.com
A 25-year-old man becomes first in the U.S. to contract coronavirus twice, with second infection 'more severe'cnbc.com
Chicago adds Indiana to travel quarantine list; city health commissioner says, ‘I just want you and your families to be able to avoid COVID’chicagotribune.com
