Chicago TribuneDogs Feds ban emotional support animals from planes; new rule allows only dogs as service animals Chicago Tribune - David KoenigThe government has decided that when it comes to air travel, only dogs can be service animals, and companions used for emotional support don’t count. The Transportation Department issued a final rule that...
Chicago TribuneLoansIn Illinois, more than one-third of PPP funds, meant for small businesses, went to larger companies that got loans of $1M Chicago Tribune - Robert ChannickWhen the $659 billion Paycheck Protection Program launched in April, it was supposed to help small businesses survive a few months of disruption until the COVID-19 pandemic subsided. Eight months later,...
Chicago TribuneChicago Public HealthHospitals will distribute some of the first COVID-19 vaccines to their frontline workers, although the shots probably won’t Chicago Tribune - Lisa SchenckerWith a limited supply of COVID-19 vaccines potentially arriving in Chicago this month, many area hospitals are finalizing plans for which workers will get them first and how they’ll be stored and distributed....
Chicago TribuneEmergency MedicinePeople wary of COVID-19 are avoiding the ER, and that has doctors worried. Here’s what Chicago-area hospitals are doing keep Chicago Tribune - Abdel JimenezChicago-area hospitals continue to see a decline in emergency room visits as wary Illinoisans delay care out of concerns of contracting the coronavirus, and that has doctors worried. Emergency department...
Chicago TribuneBoeing 737 MAX Waiting for passengers, American Airlines puts Boeing 737 Max back in the air Chicago Tribune - David KoenigDALLAS — American Airlines is taking its long-grounded Boeing 737 Max jets out of storage, updating key flight-control software, and flying the planes in preparation for the first flights with paying later...
