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CHICAGO (WLS) -- The first COVID-19 vaccines were administered at several Chicago area hospitals Thursday, where frontline heath care workers were the first to receive the shots. The shipment of the century rolled into Cook County Health Thursday morning loaded with anticipation. Every step had to be executed down to the second, carefully unloaded into ultra-cold storage. A few precious vials were left out to thaw. "Today is different for me because it's almost a renewed hope, because we have this virus and it's almost like a light at the end of the tunnel," said Tracy Everett, who has spen...

Amid its ‘war’ against COVID-19, a Chicago hospital makes symbolic choices for first five employees to be vaccinated Stacy St. Clair and Brian Cassella, Chicago Tribune © Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Dan Moriarty, engineer, in the basement workshop on Dec. 15, 2020, at Roseland Hospital. CHICAGO – The 975 coveted doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were expected to arrive by police escort as soon as Thursday morning will create a new challenge for Roseland Community Hospital in a year that has been overrun by them. Like other medical centers across t...

Doctors in Chicago's largest hospitals are pushing to make sure the city's smaller hospitals have the resources they need to adequately care for COVID-19 patients.

Million people in the united states alone and pays the highest amount of taxes, so why are they to blame and not the obama administration's policies? here to join us is the host of varney and company, stuart varney. stuart? >> what utter nonsense. this is an attempt -- it is not an attempt. they're doing this. demonize wal-mart. make business look bad, big business look particularly bad. they are responsible for inequality. it's their fault. that's basically the train of thought that's going on here. unusually this time around wal-mart responded forcefully. that guy went out there and said wai...

That killed 23-year-old private first class andrew seff of fremont, south carolina. he earned the army service ribbon. a great white shark on the side of a 35 foot fishing vessel. the attack took place off the coast of cape may in new jersey saturdays. the boat reportedly decided it was time to take off when the shark started nibbling. good timing. time to go. >> all right. thanks, elisabeth. the reason for income inequality in america? according to one "new york times" writer, republicans and wal-mart are to blame. columnist tim egan writes, quote, their humiliating wages force thousands of...