COVID-19 vaccine could be arriving in Illinois in a matter of weeks. Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Tuesday it is anticipated Illinois will get 109,000 doses, which would cover around 54,500 people with two doses. But, Pritzker said the number of anticipated doses could change from day-to-day. He said the first round will focus on health care workers and then on long-term care residents and staff.

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