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Twenty counties are at a "Medium" level for COVID-19, while hospitals across the state of Illinois are up 17% as numbers rise for the flu and RSV.

If you've been putting off getting your annual flu shot because of lack of time, money, or whatever--today's a great day to get it done.

Health care professionals are really serious about getting the word out on flu shots. Between dealing with COVID-19 and the upcoming flu season, they highly recommend getting vaccinated against the flu to avoid double trouble.

As if dealing with this COVID-19 pandemic mess hasn't been challenging enough, let's add in the fact that we're approaching flu season.

The Winnebago County Health Department (WCHD) wants to remind residents that now is the time to get your flu vaccine, before influenza begins spreading in the Rockford area.

It's being called an "isolated outbreak," but at least 158 of the 884 students at South Middle School in Arlington Heights were out sick Tuesday of last week.

Just when you thought it was safe to shake hands again, the flu could be making its way back to the state line area.

Freezing temperatures, along with snow & ice, have joined forces with the flu epidemic to keep many regular blood donors away from the Rock River Valley Blood Center (RRVBC).

You aren't coughing, sneezing or have a fever, but you might still have the flu.

ABC 7 Chicago is reporting that a fourth grade student in Barrington died over winter break because of a heart condition that seemed to be worsened by having the flu.