Katherine Baicker, Dean of the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, joined the WGN Evening News to share her research on the subject.
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DCP survey results assess consumer confidence in the wake of COVID-19
Larry Newman, executive director of the Diamond City Partnership, Thursday said the results of a survey reveal that understanding the feelings and priorities of local ...
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COVID-19 restrictions loosen up in El Dorado County
El Dorado County Public Health Officer Dr. Nancy Williams announced Tuesday the county has moved from the red tier into theless-restrictive orange tier of the state’s COVID-19 framework for reopening.
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'Black Widow,' 'West Side Story' postponed again, and movie theaters are stuck
Like so much else in 2020 that doesn't involve a couch and a remote, American moviegoing has become a hotly debated matter of risk and reward in a seriously flattened segment of the escapism economy.
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California Officials Warn the Flu, COVID-19 Could Overwhelm Hospitals
A severe flu season this fall and winter could overwhelm California hospitals that are preparing for an uptick in COVID-19 cases as the economy further reopens, officials said Thursday.
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Indiana set to fully reopen state; Illinois remains stuck
Indiana is set to fully reopen its economy and move into the final stage of their COVID-19 reopening plan on Sept. 26, nearly three months later than they hoped but well ahead of Illinois. The state ...
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Column: ‘Black Widow,’ ‘West Side Story’ postponed again, this time to 2021. Theaters are stuck and closing again
While some movie theater owners take heart from Disney's latest postponements (at least they're not re-routing "Black Widow" to Disney Plus!), others wonder how much longer they can hang on ...
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Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, here’s how the virus has changed our lives
For six months, the world has changed in ways few of us could have imagined at the start of 2020. As COVID-19 took hold on so many facets of our lives, from our health to our livelihoods, our schools ...
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Column: Hollywood just delayed new releases, again, due to the pandemic. Can Chicago’s movie theaters survive the wait?
While some movie theater owners take heart from Disney's latest postponements (at least they're not re-routing "Black Widow" to Disney Plus!), others wonder how much longer they can hang on ...
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Pleasanton school board candidates debate
The candidates vying for PUSD Board of Trustees detailed their plans for leading local schools through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, managing district finances and addressing other relevant issues ...
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Corrupted: The Fed's Role in America’s Lopsided Recovery
The federal government's recovery programs helped the wealthy and powerful the most—in large part thanks to the Federal Reserve—and left behind pretty much everyone else. The tricky question is what ...
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United Airlines to make COVID-19 rapid tests available to passengers, starting on Hawaii route
United's COVID-19 testing program, beginning Oct. 15 on flights from San Francisco to Hawaii, will allow flyers to take a rapid test at the airport.
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Counting on kickoff: Local bars, restaurants shrouded in uncertainty this football season
Under normal circumstances, the University of Georgia’s football season would bring a major boost in business. But while local restaurants and bars are hoping for crowds, the pandemic is preparing ...