Illinois Keeps a Secret List of Thousands of Coronavirus Outbreaks. Now NBC 5 Has It – NBC5 (Chicago)

"This is information that other states have deemed good for people to have in the public interest," said Sky Chadde, the Midwest Center’s Gannett Agricultural Data Fellow. "[It’s] not a privacy threat to any individual person."
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NoHope4Illinois
5 years ago

Pritzker needs to lose the unwarranted and illegal ‘executive powers’.

Not sure if this is a criminal violation, but it certainly is unethical.

Tom H
5 years ago

Can people supporting this governor wake up? He’s so obviously making this a political stand. It’s killing small businesses in order to claim “Trump did it”. Thankfully some of the suburban mayor’s are standing up to this. Lightfoot would be wise to follow! Open up the state! Now!
Stop manipulating the data to fit your agenda JB!! And do your job protecting the elderly in nursing homes, which obviously isn’t happening!!!!

PensionActuary1058
5 years ago

As expected, most of the outbreaks are occurring in nursing homes and long term care facilities. Only about 1% (448 out of 43,000) came from bars and restaurants, yet those businesses are being forced to close down by edicts from the pillsbury dough boy. What a shameful state we live in.

Freddy
5 years ago

Just lost my appetite for crescent rolls.

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