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Chicago’s travel advisory will look different starting on Friday as city officials announced changes to how the advisory is structured.

Starting later this week, Chicago’s travel advisory will look different as city officials announced plans to change how the advisory is structured.

Starting later this week, Chicago’s travel advisory will look different as city officials announced plans to change how the advisory is structured.

Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady is expected to deliver a COVID-19 update Tuesday afternoon.

Sixteen states were dropped from Chicago’s travel advisory Tuesday, bringing the city’s warning list down to 18 states and one territory as spring break travel begins.

Sixteen states were dropped from Chicago’s travel advisory Tuesday, bringing the city’s warning list down to 18 states and one territory as spring break travel begins.

Twelve states were dropped from Chicago’s travel advisory Tuesday, bringing the city’s warning list down to 34 states and one territory.

Twelve states were dropped from Chicago’s travel advisory Tuesday, bringing the city’s warning list down to 34 states and one territory.

Five states and territories were dropped from Chicago’s travel advisory Tuesday, bringing the city’s warning list down to 47 states and one territory.

For the first time this year, the entire U.S. is not on Chicago’s travel advisory.

For the second straight week, every U.S. state and territory is on Chicago’s travel advisory, the city announced Tuesday.

For the second straight week, every U.S. state and territory is on Chicago’s travel advisory, the city announced Tuesday.

With the new year now underway, Chicago updated its travel advisory overnight to include every U.S. state and territory, prompting city health officials to urge anyone looking to travel right now to reconsider their plans.

Illinois driver services facilities and Secretary of State departments began a two-week long closure Monday as a result of surging COVID-19 cases statewide, according to state officials.

Illinois driver services facilities and Secretary of State departments will close for the first half of January due to increased COVID-19 cases statewide, Secretary of State Jesse White announced Wednesday.

Illinois driver services facilities and Secretary of State departments will close for the first half of January due to increased COVID-19 cases statewide, Secretary of State Jesse White announced Wednesday.

With the holiday travel rush continuing despite complications from the surging omicron variant, Chicago has added two more states and one territory to its travel advisory ahead of the New Year.

With COVID cases rising across the U.S. and the holiday travel rush already underway, Chicago’s travel advisory has been updated once again, with a total of 47 states and two territories now on the city’s warning list days before Christmas.

With COVID cases rising across the U.S. and the holiday travel rush already underway, Chicago’s travel advisory has been updated once again, with a total of 47 states and two territories now on the city’s warning list days before Christmas.

Long lines were seen at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport Tuesday as the the busy holiday travel rush began this week, even as COVID cases continue to rise across the U.S.