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Evanston Organizations Receive COVID-19 Relief Money

Dec. 4 More than 1,600 Evanston businesses and organizations received $164 million in loans from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), according to a RoundTable analysis of data released by the Small Business Administration (SBA) on Dec. 2.
Photos Wanted, Masks Required

Dec. 4 Between now and April 30, we will publish one photo every day of someone helping to slow the spread of COVID-19 by wearing a mask.
Dec. 4: Thirty-seven New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 10,526 in the State

Gov. JB Pritzker outlined the State’s plan to distribute vaccines at his briefing this afternoon. He emphasized, “Illinois will only distribute a vaccine that is deemed safe" by Illinois' own review panel.
COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Participant and Local Physician to Join City for Next 'Coronavirus Q&A

Dec. 4 Community members are invited to join Mayor Stephen Hagerty, Health and Human Services Director Ike Ogbo, and local research physician Dr. Richard Hubbard for a Coronavirus Q&A at noon on Dec. 9.
Dec. 3: Twenty-four New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 10.959 in the State

Dec. 3 The number of new COVID-19 cases of Evanstonians dropped from 63 yesterday to 24 today.
To Help Downtown Businesses During This Challenging Period, Take the Takeout Pledge

Dec. 2 Asking people if they can to redirect $25 or $30 of grocery money to a takeout or delivery option ...
Dec. 2: Sixty-three New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 9,757 in the State

Dec. 2 In the last three days, the number of new COVID-19 cases in Evanston jumped from 8 to 31 to 63. The number of new cases in the State fluctuated from 6,190 to 12,542, to 9,757. The most stark statistic today was that 238 Illinoisans died in the last 24 hours due to COVID-19, an all-time high.
Down to 6.3%, Unemployment Figures Still Double Last Year’s Figures

Dec. 2 The number of Evanston unemployed fell sharply in October versus September, according to data recently released from the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES).
Dec. 1: Thirty-one New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 12,278 in the State

Dec. 1 Gov. Pritzker said the first priority would be to vaccinate health care workers and then residents and staff in long-term care facilities. He said as soon as the CDC is able to deliver its recommendations about priority, “we'll be able to take that into consideration in the way that we prioritize how the vaccines will be distributed across Illinois.”
Local Hospitals Holding Their Own Against COVID-19

Dec. 1 The number of COVID-19 patients at local hospitals was relatively stable the last two weeks after increasing sharply during October and through most of November.
Nov. 30: Eight New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 6,190 in the State

Nov. 30 “The last few days have offered a hint of potential progress in some of our Statewide metrics,” said Governor JB Pritzker. But he added, “The number of patients fighting COVID-19 in our hospital systems Statewide still eclipses our spring peak by 23%. We had hoped to see more progress in lowering hospitalizations by now."
With Winter on the Way, Evanston Ramps Up Food Distribution Program

Nov. 30 With food insecurity a major concern as the pandemic enters the winter months, City officials have mapped out a new system to make meals more available to needy families, including pop up pantries in some neighborhoods.
Nov. 27: Sixteen New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 7,574 in the State

Nov. 27 The seven-day averages of new COVID-19 cases have stayed relatively flat or declined for 14 days in Suburban Cook County, Chicago and the State, and for 10 days in Evanston, although at very high levels. The number of hospitalizations in the State declined for the fourth day in a row.
Local Doctor Participates in a COVID-19 Clinical Vaccine Trial

Nov. 27 As a 69-year-old African American with underlying health conditions, Dr. Richard Hubbard knew he was likely to be chosen to participate.
Nov. 25: Thirty-eight New COVID-19 Cases in Evanston, 11,378 in the State

Nov. 25 The seven-day averages of new COVID-19 cases stayed relatively flat today in Evanston, Suburban Cook County, Chicago and the State, although at very high levels. Statewide, the number of hospitalizations due to the virus remained about the same for the second day in a row, but they are at record levels. The number of deaths, though, jumped to 155 in the last 24 hours.

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