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The Chicago Auto Show is set to return to the city this weekend for five days after taking a hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic that has swept the globe.

In an exclusive interview with NBC Chicago, Gov. Pritzker shares excitement as Illinois is set to fully reopen this week and enter Phase 5 of the state’s reopening plan Friday.

Currently in Phase 4 of its reopening plan, Illinois is preparing to enter the Bridge Phase at the end of this week, marking the start of a transitional period before the final Phase 5. So what does this all mean?

Chicago health officials are hosting a mobile vaccination site in the city’s South Austin neighborhood early Saturday afternoon, providing both Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccines.

Illinois is expected to fully reopen and enter Phase 5 of its COVID reopening plan next month, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Thursday.

Illinois will move into the Bridge Phase of its COVID reopening plan next week, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Thursday.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is expected to give an update on the state’s COVID-19 response on Thursday.

As Chicago aims for a July 4 reopening, cultural institutions, festivals and events are planning for a more normal summer. NBC 5’s Natalie Martinez has all the details.

A long list of popular events will be returning to Chicago this summer as the city continues to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic.

A long list of popular events will be returning to Chicago this summer as the city continues to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, bringing back beloved concerts from Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Printer’s Row Lit Fest, Broadway in Chicago and more, in addition to launching a new city music festival.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is expected to give an update on the city’s reopening plan Wednesday afternoon.

Chicago could enter Phase 5 of the city’s reopening plan by July 4, officials announced Tuesday, which would lift capacity limits and rid additional restrictions. NBC 5’s Kate Chappell reports.

The state of Illinois is on track to enter Phase 5 of its reopening plan – which would mark a full reopening with no capacity limits – in July, officials announced Tuesday.

Illinois is currently in Phase 4 of its reopening plan and must first enter what’s known as the Bridge Phase before a full reopening in the final Phase 5, which has no capacity limits

The Chicago Auto Show is making a return to the city this summer and won’t require proof of a COVID-19 vaccination, according to officials.

What metrics does Illinois have to hit in order to advance from Phase 4 to the Bridge Phase and then Phase 5? Here’s how it works.

Currently in Phase 4, Illinois must first enter what’s known as the Bridge Phase before the final Phase 5. So what changes between Phase 4, the Bridge Phase and Phase 5? Here’s a breakdown.

Chicago is on track to be “fully open” by the Fourth of July holiday, the city’s mayor announced Tuesday.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot celebrated an announcement that the Chicago Auto Show will be making a return this summer, but she also added that the city could be fully reopen by the Fourth of July holiday.

The Chicago Auto Show is returning to the city this summer for the first time in more than a year, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced.