Suburbs didn’t want to be linked with Chicago over coronavirus restrictions. Now many areas are showing positivity rates higher than the city. – Chicago Tribune

While Chicago had a positivity rate of 4.5% as of July 25, Lake County’s rate stood at 5%, suburban Cook and McHenry each were at 5.4%, DuPage 4%, Kane 5.8%, Will 5.9% and Kendall ― the highest in the area ― was at 6.8%. Nursing homes once accounted for the majority of cases; Now, health officials say, large gatherings of young people without proper precautions are sparking outbreaks.
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Fudging the numbers so inaccurate and inappropriate

anyone
5 years ago

Again where is the science. Pritzker and other Dems are making these blanket statements.

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