Daily Herald

State officials on Sunday announced 1,631 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, the lowest single-day total since early October; Geneva firefighters rescue woman, dog from house fire; Victims remembered on anniversary of NIU lecture hall shootings

U.S. Rep Adam Kinzinger looks to move forward in a bipartisan way; A columnist looks at how the pandemic has changed married life; Pandemic can’t halt Schaumburg Black History Month tradition

More than 1 in 4 Illinoisans age 65 and up have gotten one COVID-19 shot; A big suburban church makes plans to reopen; Archdiocese of Chicago announces two methods to more safely conduct Ash Wednesday ceremonies

Cook County suburbs won't expand vaccine eligibility, as lawmakers complain about the vaccine rollout; First Illinois case of the more infectious strain of South Africa COVID-19 variant identified; Judge declines new arrest warrant for Kyle Rittenhouse

Governor Pritzker expands vaccine eligibility, while those waiting for shots say it doesn't make sense; Des Plaines family killed in fire mourned, with help from pope; and Bloomingdale hotel shooting fallout continues

Vaccinations pick up in the suburbs, but supplies lag; District 204 looks at more in-person learning; and Palatine and Mundelein look at outdoor dining

Carpentersville man killed in morning crash on Route 47; Bloomingdale police recovered 4 handguns from Indian Lakes Hotel shooting; and Illinois administered 16,110 doses of COVID-19 vaccines Sunday

In wake of mass shooting, Bloomingdale officials making plans to shut down troubled hotel; State health authorities report 2,060 new and probable COVID-19; and Aurora Colonial Cafe closing

6 things you can do to protect your pets in the frigid weather; Former football player quarterbacks the anti-gambling movement; and mask slippage calls into question the effectiveness of state health guidelines for resumption of sports and safety of players

Lake Villa man killed 9-year-old daughter and himself; In a COVID-19 milestone, vaccines given now outnumber cases of the disease; and more students are wanted in classrooms at Barrington High