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Means residents will notice fewer mass vaccination sites. they'll instead see smaller, pop up locations like this one at hollywood's pantageous theater. >> we're left with a residual group that aren't necessarily opposed to vaccination, but not as motivated for vaccination. >> reporter: a shot in the arm will give people a shot to get t tickets to hamilton, states are all over the country are making it harder to pass on a shot. if you're among the 39% of americans fully vaccinated, this chicago restaurant owner welcomes you to the other side. >> you actually be pre-pandemic. >> no social dista...

Tree House's porchetta with lemon vinaigrette pizza. Old Crow Smokehouse in River North has officially joined the tally of pandemic restaurant casualties. But there’s already a restaurant ready to replace it, and this one will be a family affair. Sam Sanchez, the CEO of Old Crow’s parent company Third Coast Hospitality, is teaming up with his daughters to open Tree House, a lushly decorated bar and restaurant serving modern Italian and upscale bar food. More The menu will feature three styles of pizza: Detroit, Neapolitan and tavern, said Korina Sanchez, general counsel of Third Coast and...

For Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we're celebrating these 23 women-owned restaurants in Chicago.

It’s a blue-sky December day in Santa Monica and Men’s Health is on an exclusive virtual tour of Apple’s new 23,000-square-foot, three-story Fitness+ Studio, led by Jay Blahnik, Apple’s senior director of fitness for health technologies. The interior is Apple-modern, all-white everything, wood accents, lots of glass, lots of screens. All the screens show whatever is going on in the wood-walled and wood-floored fitness studio, which has three sliding glass doors opened to reveal a verdant garden. Outside the door to the studio, there’s a quote that reads: “Please be responsible fo...

Super Bowl parties could become COVID-19 superspreader events, experts worry WLS CHICAGO (WLS) -- Despite relaxed rules, Dr. Anthony Fauci, America's top infectious disease expert, does not want the Super Bowl to turn into a super spreader event. While Super Bowl Sunday traditionally brings in business for restaurants and bars, Dr. Fauci encouraged people to "lay low" instead of going to parties. "It hurts that people are going to stay home. With the restrictions, we will do at least 20% of what we did last year," said Sam Sanchez, Old Crow Smokehouse. Old Crow Smokehouse in Wrigleyville had ...