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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: 808 new COVID-19 cases — the lowest number in 2 months — and 17 deaths reported

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: 808 new COVID-19 cases — the lowest number in 2 months — and 17 deaths reported
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With lake levels dropping, some Lake Michigan beaches are making a comeback — just in time for summer

With lake levels dropping, some Lake Michigan beaches are making a comeback just in time for summer Morgan Greene, Chicago Tribune © Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune A birder explores the Montrose Beach Dunes on April 7, 2021. A gull looked out from a perch and surveyed Lake Michigan’s southern shore. With a turn of its head, the bird clocked visitors in search of beach glass, a boy to the right rolling down the dunes and a brave spring swimmer fully submerged. A long sweep of sand under a bright sky called out to the Memorial Day crowd. © Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune People walk on the sand along the edge of the Montrose Beach Dunes protected area where it will be expanded to the north.

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CTA and Metra riders are slowly returning Here s what they re finding on trains and buses

CTA and Metra riders are slowly returning. Here’s what they’re finding on trains and buses. Sarah Freishtat, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune Renee Moy and her daughter Katherine Tanski, both of Indiana, ride the Metra Electric District line on May 11, 2021, in Chicago. Riders are trickling back to buses and trains as more people get vaccinated and go back to restaurants, events and offices. On weekdays, they’re finding open seats on trains and buses that once would have been standing room only and CTA trains that are noticeably cleaner. Mask-wearing, still required on CTA and Metra, is mixed: During recent trips by a Tribune reporter, on some train cars and buses every rider was masked, while on others and some ‘L’ platforms handfuls of unmasked customers could be found.

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Daywatch: Thousands march in Loop in support of Palestinians, what Chicago commuters returning to public transit are finding and meet the Tribune s new food critics

Daywatch: Thousands march in Loop in support of Palestinians, what Chicago commuters returning to public transit are finding and meet the Tribune’s new food critics Nicole Stock, Chicago Tribune © E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune restaurant critics Louisa Chu and Nick Kindelsperger at Gibson s Italia on May 13, 2021. Good morning, Chicago. Before we get to our regular coronavirus updates and other news, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Nicole Stock and I’ve been the person behind Daywatch for the last year. I’m an audience editor for the Tribune and a Northwestern graduate, and it’s been a pleasure to bring you the news you need to know to your inbox each morning.

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COVID-19 vaccines for kids 12 to 15 begin at Chicago city-run sites Thursday; no appointment needed

COVID-19 vaccines for kids 12 to 15 begin at Chicago city-run sites Thursday; no appointment needed Karen Ann Cullotta, Chicago Tribune © Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune People enter Chicago s United Center mass vaccine site on April 23. Chicago’s city-operated COVID-19 vaccine sites will begin offering the Pfizer vaccine to kids 12 to 15 starting Thursday, Chicago public health officials said Tuesday while touting the two-dose shot as the strongest guarantee those children can safely celebrate the summer after a trying year of coronavirus-related closures. The expansion of eligibility to younger kids was prompted by a recent Food and Drug Administration emergency use authorization in anticipation of full approval Wednesday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady said Tuesday. The vaccines will be available at all city sites, which already offer the Pfizer shots and will accept w

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