Chicagoland parents scramble with CPS, suburban schools, daycares closed due to cold
Hundreds of thousands of Chicago-area kids are home Tuesday after CPS and many suburban schools and daycares canceled classes.
Hundreds of thousands of Chicago-area kids are home Tuesday after CPS and many suburban schools and daycares canceled classes.
Five Illinois voters filed a formal objection to Donald Trump’s name appearing on the state’s ballot.
The group’s former leader — public finance expert Laurence Msall — died unexpectedly in February. Ferguson assumes the role Jan. 16.
The city revealed Friday that the site needs remediation for metals and chemicals. The state now says housing will not be built there.
The migrant crisis, secret recordings of Ed Burke, primary challengers for top Democrats. Reset breaks down the biggest stories of the week.
All Illinois eighth graders need to pass what’s known as a “Constitution test” to graduate.
As temperatures dip into the teens, the city and state are taking steps to provide shelter to thousands of newcomers.
The snow and lows in the teens Chicago experienced after Thanksgiving could be an anomaly in what’s shaping up as a strong El Niño winter.
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