Man Kills Half-Brother During Vaccine Dispute: Cops | PatchPM

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02 September, 2021

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Share-worthy stories from the Illinois Patch network to talk about tonight: Illinois Man Killed Half-Brother During Vaccine Dispute: Police Police said the fight had not yet turned physical when the 68-year-old pulled out a gun and shot his half-brother — who was also his neighbor — in the head. 180 People, Up From 80, Got COVID During Summer Church Camp: CDC The report states the camp and later conference, sponsored by The Crossing church, exposed over 1,000 people to COVID-19. Pick Pumpkins, Apples: Keller's Farmstand Celebrates 30 Years September not only marks the start of cooler weather and colorful trees, but also the emergence of apple-picking and pumpkin patch season. For Keller's Farmstand, this season, expected to be in full bloom on Sept. 11, marks the business's 30th anniversary. COVID-19 Vaccines Or Negative Test Required At United Center Fans of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks will need more than a ticket to attend home games. Until further notice, proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a negative coronavirus test is now required for anyone aged 12 and up to attend an event at the United Center 4th Surge Leading To 'Burn Out' For Doctors, Nurses Medical staff is dealing with another COVID-19 surge, mainly among unvaccinated patients in their 20s, 30s and 40s, officials said. Chicago Pride Parade Canceled Again Due To Coronavirus Pandemic For the second straight year, organizers have pulled the plug on the Chicago Pride Parade due to the coronavirus pandemic. Also Worth a Look Today 100 Pies In Face: Money Raised For Police OfficerMan Hurls Racial Slurs, Attacks Workers: Cops'Shark Tank' Star Headed To ElmhurstFestival Canceled Due To COVID-19Woman Drowns At Apartment ComplexMissing In Joliet: Police Need Your Help Finding ManThreat Prompts Police Response At HS: PrincipalKiss Postpones Tinley Appearance After Members Contract COVID-19Joliet Murder Defendant Pays Too Much For Jail Snacks: LawsuitIn-Person Classes Resume At Highland Park High School Following Fire That Caused $250K In Damage Across America Photos: Ida Tests Louisiana Levees, Then Drenches The NortheastHurricane Ida Flooding: Nearly 2 Dozen Dead, Homes UnderwaterGen. Robert E. Lee Statue In Richmond Can Come Down, Court Rules Thank you for reading. Find Your Patch and more news of the day.