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Highs, lows, highs again: What Illinois endured in another year of the COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Highs, lows, highs again: What Illinois endured in another year of the COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 provides another whirlwind year for Illinois as vaccines arrive, but variants threaten to upend all the progress made in 2021.

Death rates from COVID-19 drop by 45% in 2021 as 16,581 new cases are reported Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Death rates from COVID-19 drop by 45% in 2021 as 16,581 new cases are reported Wednesday

Death rates from COVID-19 in Illinois dropped in 2021 by over 45% from 2020, a welcome trend that's due in large part to vaccines, experts said. The state also reported its second highest new-case tally as omicron proliferates.

As new Illinois COVID-19 cases jump 30% in two weeks, doctors urge boosters to fight omicron - Vimarsana News

As new Illinois COVID-19 cases jump 30% in two weeks, doctors urge boosters to fight omicron

The seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases jumped by 30% in two weeks, state data showed Monday, as the tally of Illinoisans getting booster shots, a crucial tool against the virus and the emerging omicron variant, lagged.

Omicron variant detected in Chicago becomes first case in Illinois - Vimarsana News

Omicron variant detected in Chicago becomes first case in Illinois

Illinois Department of Public Health officials have confirmed the first state case of COVID-19 caused by the highly transmissible omicron variant.

Illinois sees large single-day surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths - Vimarsana News

Illinois sees large single-day surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths

Illinois Department of Public Health officials have confirmed the first state case of COVID-19 caused by the highly transmissible omicron variant.