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Angela Cheng

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Angela Cheng

The Rundown | Chicago News Podcast

School staff parental leave, catalytic converter theft, billions in scholarships

Stay in the loop with the Windy City’s biggest news.

Angela Cheng
By Erin Allen
   

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City and school leaders released details of a forthcoming parental leave policy for Chicago teachers. Catalytic converter thefts continue to plague Chicago vehicle owners. Chicago Public Schools announced its students earned an estimated $2 billion in college scholarships.

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