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Arlington Heights couple dead after fire breaks out in their home; 1 million Illinois residents have received at least one dose of the vaccine; and After Hofbrauhaus closes, new pizza bar on tap in Rosemont

Fight that led to Rolling Meadows man’s death involved at least 4 people; Second mass vaccination opens in Cook County; and COVID-19 vaccine still in short supply

COVID-19 restrictions easing in DuPage, Kane, Lake and McHenry; Cook County imposing stricter rules in Phase 4; and Police say Inverness fire was intentional

COVID-19 restrictions to ease in suburban Cook County; Snow slows administration of covid vaccine; and Carlos Rodon is back with the White Sox

State health officials reported 2,428 new COVID-19 cases; Stevenson High School senior earns a spot in the Regeneron Science Talent Search; and Crowds gather for 116th annual Norge Ski Jump Tournament

The Illinois Firefighter Peer Support Team offers emotional support to responders; Agents say the real estate market is sizzling during the pandemic; and Libertyville resident Lori Miller is committed to helping with the needs in Lake County

Illinois struggles to get more COVID-19 vaccine doses into arms; Elgin crime at 49-year low, down 3% in 2020 from 2019; and Dominiak withdraws as Antioch mayoral candidate

Space heater may have caused fire that killed 5; Illinois set a single-day record for COVID-19 vaccines; and Cook County renters’ rights order passes unanimously

It’s Thursday, January 28th. I’m Natalie Gray and here are the top stories from the Daily Herald. First, the weather: There will be a few clouds to start the day with sunshine in the afternoon and highs in the upper 20s. Tonight, it will be mostly clear and cold with lows in the single digits. In top news: 4 young children and an adult were killed yesterday in a residential fire in Des Plaines.

It’s Wednesday, January 27th. I’m Mary Regalado and here are the top stories from the Daily Herald. First, the weather: Today will be cloudy with a few flurries possible and highs in the mid-20s. Tonight, it will be mostly clear and cold with lows around 6. In top news: Meteorologists confirmed that the snowfall that began Monday night and continued through yesterday was the biggest to hit the Chicago area in nearly 2 years. The National Weather Service claimed that an estimated 5.