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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot extended the city’s stay-at-home advisory to remain “aligned” with state guidance, she said Monday.

Chicago has issued a stay-at-home advisory as the city reaches a “critical point” in the second surge of its coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Thursday.

Who in Chicago will be first in line to receive the coronavirus vaccine once it’s approved and sent to the city? Chicago’s mayor and top health official outlined the city’s plan on Wednesday, detailing the loose order in which residents will be vaccinated. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern has all the latest details.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot lays out the city’s plan for distributing the coronavirus vaccine, once one is approved.

Who in Chicago will be first in line to receive the coronavirus vaccine once it’s approved and sent to the city? Chicago’s mayor and top health official outlined the city’s plan on Wednesday, detailing the loose order in which residents will be vaccinated.

Chicago’s mayor and top doctor plan to deliver an update Wednesday on the city’s coronavirus response and its vaccination plan.

Chicago’s mayor and top doctor warned Wednesday that the Thanksgiving holiday could become a “super spreading event” in the deadly coronavirus pandemic, pleading again with residents to forego gatherings.

Chicago’s mayor and top doctor plan to deliver an update Wednesday on the city’s coronavirus response ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, which officials and medical professionals have warned may lead to a spike in cases after gatherings.

Chicago’s mayor and top health official plan to deliver an update Wednesday on the city’s testing efforts as numbers continue to spike, sparking new restrictions across Illinois and a stay-at-home advisory within city limits.

Stay-at-home advisories took effect in Chicago and suburban Cook County early Monday, with officials urging residents to only leave home for essential activities in an effort to curb the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot issued a stay-at-home advisory effective Monday as the city reaches a “critical point” in the second surge of its coronavirus pandemic.

Cook County issued a stay-at-home advisory Friday, urging residents to only leave home for essential activities to curb the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced a stay-at-home advisory effective Monday, in efforts to curb increasing coronavirus numbers. NBC 5’s Patrick Fazio reports

Chicago has issued a stay-at-home advisory as the city reaches a “critical point” in the second surge of its coronavirus pandemic. Watch Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s full announcement here.

Chicago’s top health official said Thursday that she’s “more worried” about coronavirus than ever before as the city announced a stay-at-home advisory and new restrictions to slow the pandemic’s spread amid a dangerous surge.

Chicago’s top health official said Thursday that she’s “more worried” about coronavirus than ever before as the city announced a stay-at-home advisory and new restrictions to slow the pandemic’s spread amid a dangerous surge.

As Chicago issued a stay-at-home “advisory” and implements new gathering limitations, the city warned residents to avoid large family gatherings this Thanksgiving.

Chicago is on track to see 1,000 additional coronavirus deaths, possibly more, by the end of the year if changes aren’t made to slow the spread of the deadly virus, city officials said Thursday.

Chicago will be under new guidelines beginning Monday, with gathering restrictions and a stay-at-home advisory set to take effect. Here’s a full breakdown.

Chicago will see new restrictions beginning Monday as the city also braces for the start of a stay-at-home advisory.