Dean Richards, the veteran Chicago media personality, entertainment critic and talk show host, returns to work this weekend — two weeks after he tested positive for COVID-19, Robert Feder writes.For at least the next week or so, Richards said, he’ll broadcast from his home. On Sunday he’ll be back on Nexstar Media Group news/talk WGN 720-AM, where “Dean Richards’ Sunday Morning” airs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The following day he’ll return to “WGN Morning News” on Nexstar Media Group WGN-Channel 9.Richards, 66, said he had a slight fever and felt achy the first day of his illness, but otherwise was not seriously affected. “My breathing was never compromised at all except for a little congestion and coughing, but I was not even remotely as bad as you hear about other people,” he said.Richards still doesn’t know how he contracted the coronavirus. He said he never went anywhere without a mask, and he maintained social distancing scrupulously.”The moral of my story is no matter how careful you think you’re being, be ten times more careful than that,” he said. “Because I thought I was being super careful. I know I was being super careful.”Get the full report, and more Chicago media news, at robertfeder.com.
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