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As doctors and nurses on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight the pandemic’s surge, roughly one in five Illinois hospitals reports a “critical” staff shortage each day.
Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.
A flu vaccine shortage in 2004 led to cries of unfairness along with reports of theft, smuggling and price gouging. Now, officials warning that criminals are scheming to intercept COVID-19 vaccines, and federal officials have raised concerns about counterfeit doses.
On recent day, a suburban district had 111 teacher absences but was able to line up only 35 substitutes.
A shortage of substitute teachers across suburban Chicago has reached a crisis level at many school districts in the wake of the pandemic, where the roster of retired teachers and other part-time workers who are certified by the state to fill in when classroom teachers are absent has dwindled exponentially at a time of unprecedented demand for their services. Now, as the number of teachers needin...
As doctors and nurses on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight the pandemic’s surge, roughly one in five Illinois hospitals reports a “critical” staff shortage each day.
Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.
On recent day, a suburban district had 111 teacher absences but was able to line up only 35 substitutes.
A flu vaccine shortage in 2004 led to cries of unfairness along with reports of theft, smuggling and price gouging. Now, officials warning that criminals are scheming to intercept COVID-19 vaccines, and federal officials have raised concerns about counterfeit doses.
A shortage of substitute teachers across suburban Chicago has reached a crisis level at many school districts in the wake of the pandemic, where the roster of retired teachers and other part-time workers who are certified by the state to fill in when classroom teachers are absent has dwindled exponentially at a time of unprecedented demand for their services. Now, as the number of teachers needin...
Just down the road from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in a community flush with resident health professionals, the Decatur, Georgia, school system had no shortage of expert input on whether to resume in-person classes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.
A flu vaccine shortage in 2004 led to cries of unfairness along with reports of theft, smuggling and price gouging. Now, officials warning that criminals are scheming to intercept COVID-19 vaccines, and federal officials have raised concerns about counterfeit doses.
On recent day, a suburban district had 111 teacher absences but was able to line up only 35 substitutes.
A shortage of substitute teachers across suburban Chicago has reached a crisis level at many school districts in the wake of the pandemic, where the roster of retired teachers and other part-time workers who are certified by the state to fill in when classroom teachers are absent has dwindled exponentially at a time of unprecedented demand for their services. Now, as the number of teachers needin...
As doctors and nurses on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight the pandemic’s surge, roughly one in five Illinois hospitals reports a “critical” staff shortage each day.
Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.
A flu vaccine shortage in 2004 led to cries of unfairness along with reports of theft, smuggling and price gouging. Now, officials warning that criminals are scheming to intercept COVID-19 vaccines, and federal officials have raised concerns about counterfeit doses.
On recent day, a suburban district had 111 teacher absences but was able to line up only 35 substitutes.
A shortage of substitute teachers across suburban Chicago has reached a crisis level at many school districts in the wake of the pandemic, where the roster of retired teachers and other part-time workers who are certified by the state to fill in when classroom teachers are absent has dwindled exponentially at a time of unprecedented demand for their services. Now, as the number of teachers needin...
The television game show world lost a legend Sunday when iconic "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek died after a battle with cancer. He was 80.Over the years, the quiz show had no shortage of questions about the city of Peoria. According to a searchable archive of "Jeopardy!" airings, the show included questions about the River City at least 24 times in the last 30 years.The topics honestly ...
As Illinois recorded its second-highest daily number of newly-diagnosed coronavirus cases on Wednesday, the state’s top public health official warned there is a potential hospital bed shortage developing in some parts of Downstate Illinois.
Animal owners face higher prices for feed, dwindling supplyThe lush green pastures that usually provide a summer's worth of food for Robin Broughton's horses have dried up, leaving only nubs of parched grass that poke out of the cracked earth. Her riding arena is so dry and dusty that it has lured a large snapping turtle to lay eggs there.
Inquiry can target 2004 Koschman beating, police investigation, prosecutors' actions and the role of current state's attorneyWhen special prosecutor Dan Webb, a former U.S. attorney in Chicago, begins his investigation into the 2004 death of David Koschman, there will be no shortage of areas to investigate.
31st Street facility to open in May with room for 1,000 boatsEvanston attorney David Rapoport put his name on the waiting list for a Chicago harbor boat slip a few years ago, listing the popular DuSable Harbor downtown as his first choice.
Ideas that could help city's park-poor neighborhoods away from the lakefrontIdeas are bubbling that can help Chicago fix the dismaying lack of open space away from its park-rich lakefront.
Lakefront's parkland disguises severe shortage in many inland neighborhoodsChicago's high-toned Latin motto, "Urbs in Horto" (City in a Garden), makes it sound as though the expansive open spaces of the city's lakefront extend to every corner of the city.
New program training clinicians in psychology of combat is an attempt to help fill the gapWhen Daniel Brautigam tried to tell therapists how he felt having urine thrown in his face at Guantanamo Bay, he experienced the same frustration as thousands of other returning veterans who have sought counseling.
Many recruits do not make cut, leaving Chicago area facing shortageA hiring experiment is being conducted at the main air traffic control center for the Chicago region to recruit controllers with the talent and experience needed to eventually become certified to work every position in the radar facility.