Kane County health officials confirmed a second measles case today in a vaccinated resident following exposure to an earlier patient — they are advising both vaccinated individuals and those unvaccinated to monitor for symptoms and follow quarantine guidelines amid nearly 1,600 potential exposures.
Over 15,000 pounds of Italian guanciale pork jowl was recalled on Friday for possible listeria, with products shipped to retailers + food service locations across several states including ours; check labels for the establishment number if you have the product.
FNBO announced eight Illinois nonprofits in DeKalb, Kane and McHenry counties received $125K in grants to support affordable housing, workforce development, and financial literacy programs.
The awards aim to boost community stability (helping individuals move toward independence) through initiatives like case management and construction projects.
Prime Healthcare suspended obstetrics services at Saint Joseph's Medical Center in Joliet, Mercy Medical Center in Aurora, and Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago Tuesday, consolidating maternity care at nearby centers.
Illinois Rep. Lauren Underwood criticized the decision for not outlining plans to help moms access local care.
Walmart is recalling Great Value Organic Triple Berry Blend frozen berries for a possible E. coli risk + the recall affects items sold in 16 states such as ours.
Customers should follow FDA advice by disposing of the product or returning it for a refund.
On Friday, Batavia defeated Glenbard North 49+21 at Carol Stream, Marmion beat De La Salle 25+6 in Chicago, and St. Bede shut out Aurora Central Catholic 49+0 in Aurora.
The teams will meet new opponents next week.
Two Aurora residents were hospitalized after contracting a serious form of West Nile virus, marking the county’s first human cases this mosquito season.
The Kane County Health Department urges residents to use repellent and eliminate standing water to reduce exposure.
Prime Healthcare will temporarily suspend obstetric services at Mercy Medical Center in Aurora on Oct.
1 because deliveries have dropped, though the hospital will offer outpatient and emergency OB care. U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood voiced concern that reducing maternity services could hurt communities of color (staff are offered roles elsewhere).
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