Aimee Barrows
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Delnor nurse: 'We're not at capacity yet, but we're close'
Nurses urge people to stay home, wear masks as COVID cases surge → Read More
One-third of Illinois educators considering leaving profession in midst of COVID pandemic
Survey conducted by Illinois Education Association → Read More
Barrows: Let's continue working together to keep kids in schools
The recent surge in Kane County COVID-19 infections is alarming. I know we’re not alone here. Cases and hospitalizations have been increasing across not only the state of Illinois, but the country. → Read More
Doctor: 'Look at images of fireworks injuries if you're thinking of shooting them off'
Doctor warns of serious injuries from fireworks, sparklers → Read More
Doctor: More testing, better testing a quicker way to returning to large public events
Wearing a mask will help reduce virus transmission → Read More
Why this doctor is concerned about spike in COVID-19 infections as Illinois loosens restrictions
Illinois is moving to Phase 4 on Friday, which means bars and restaurants can reopen for indoor service, gyms can reopen, as can theaters and bowling alleys, and groups of up to 50 people will be allowed to gather. → Read More
Hospital staff working through their own mental toll of the coronavirus pandemic
Resources for frontline workers provides eases mental stress of caring for COVID-19 patients → Read More
Defying Pritzker, Elburn village president supports Eddie Gaedel's decision to reopen for indoor seating
There are safety precautions in place at Eddie Gaedel's, as tables are separated by plastic sheeting, the capacity limit has been lowered to 20 people, and a tall plastic splash guard separates the bartender from patrons at the bar. However, face coverings are not required. "There are Elburnities who go to Lowe's, Home Depot or Jewel, and we haven't seen a spike in cases," Walter said. "I don't… → Read More
Mental health experts expect to see surge in clients as pandemic wears on
Expert encourages families to think about alternative summer fun plans → Read More
New COVID-19-related syndrome showing up in children in Illinois
Nationwide, almost 100 children have been diagnosed with the newly identified syndrome, which has been called pediatric multisymptom inflammatory syndrome. The Chicago Tribune reported that about a half-dozen children in Illinois have been hospitalized with the condition. At least eight states – California, Delaware, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington –… → Read More
Coronavirus putting routine childhood vaccine schedule at risk
Pediatricians urge parents not to delay shots, offices have safety measures in place → Read More
Navigating co-parenting for divorced, separated families during the pandemic
Working out co-parenting arrangements while going through a divorce is hard in normal circumstances. Adding a pandemic to an already stressful situation can mean lots of additional stress and questions for families. → Read More
Allergies or COVID-19? There's one telltale difference
Seasonal allergies and coronavirus infection share some symptoms → Read More
Pregnant women face new challenges during COVID-19 outbreak
Most hospitals now allow only 1 person in birthing, postpartum patient room → Read More
‘It’s not public school at home’
Parents scramble to find resources to keep children learning, engaged → Read More
Tips for homeschooling during the shutdown: 'It's not public school at home'
Parents scramble to find resources to keep children learning, engaged → Read More
Family elated after critically injured prep football player awakens from coma
Aidan Carlson's recovery will be 'day-by-day, hour-by-hour process' → Read More
Cancer patient sentenced to 4 years in prison for marijuana possession
Only days after the state of Illinois voted to legalize marijuana on a recreational level, a local cancer patient is going to prison for treating his symptoms with THC-laced chocolates. → Read More
Cancer patient sentenced to 4 years in jail for marijuana possession
Montgomery man sentenced just days after state votes to legalize recreational pot → Read More
Dog lovers, handlers enjoy annual dog show at NIU
DeKALB – Charles Moore no longer owns a dog, so he looks forward to going to the Kennel Club of Yorkville’s annual dog show every spring to see the variety of breeds competing for Best in Show. → Read More