Man wanted for robbery on Red Line train near Chinatown
Police are looking for a man wanted for a robbery on a Red Line train near Chinatown on the Near West Side.
Police are looking for a man wanted for a robbery on a Red Line train near Chinatown on the Near West Side.
Disney World to still require masks for those who get COVID-19 vaccine
Disney, as well as other Orlando theme parks, have required visitors to wear face masks since reopening this past summer.
Disney, as well as other Orlando theme parks, have required visitors to wear face masks since reopening this past summer.
Lightfoot says no deal reached between CPS, CTU on resuming in-person learning
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have yet to come to an agreement on returning to in-person learning.
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have yet to come to an agreement on returning to in-person learning.
Chicago Teachers Union demands vaccines before returning to class
The Chicago Teachers Union was pushing Friday for its members to be vaccinated before being required to return to classrooms, one of the key sticking points in its ongoing labor dispute with the city’s public schools over a planned Feb. 1 reopening date for K-8 students.
The Chicago Teachers Union was pushing Friday for its members to be vaccinated before being required to return to classrooms, one of the key sticking points in its ongoing labor dispute with the city’s public schools over a planned Feb. 1 reopening date for K-8 students.
CPS teacher weighs in on return to in-person learning: 'We're endangering a lot of folks'
CPS teacher Cynthia Gonzalez criticizes the district's plan for reopening.
CPS teacher Cynthia Gonzalez criticizes the district's plan for reopening.
CTU strike threat looms as return to in-person learning approaches
CPS Chief Education Officer Latanya D. McDade defends the district's proposal to return to in-person learning.
CPS Chief Education Officer Latanya D. McDade defends the district's proposal to return to in-person learning.
CPS pushes into third day of remote learning as stalemate persists between administrators, CTU
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
CTA unveils new Red Line station designs
Four Red Line stations on the North Side are set to undergo complete makeovers this spring to widen their platforms and add elevators and escalators.
Four Red Line stations on the North Side are set to undergo complete makeovers this spring to widen their platforms and add elevators and escalators.
CPS tells students to stay home again as negotiations continue with the CTU
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
CPS says remote learning will continue Thursday as CTU directs members to remain at home
CPS is asking parents to keep their children at home for remote learning on Thursday as CTU continues to direct their members who support pre-k and cluster programs to remain at home.
CPS is asking parents to keep their children at home for remote learning on Thursday as CTU continues to direct their members who support pre-k and cluster programs to remain at home.
$75 million gift to UChicago’s school of social work ‘will make deep and sustained change’
The University of Chicago’s School of Social Service Administration will receive a $75 million donation, which the school says is the largest gift ever given to a school of social work.
The University of Chicago’s School of Social Service Administration will receive a $75 million donation, which the school says is the largest gift ever given to a school of social work.
Chicago principals offer school reopening plan amid COVID-19 pandemic
Chicago Public Schools should allow students back into classrooms in no more than 100 facilities and then gradually reopen others, an organization of school principals proposed Wednesday, saying most of them doubt the nation’s third-largest school district can safely handle a mass reopening.
Chicago Public Schools should allow students back into classrooms in no more than 100 facilities and then gradually reopen others, an organization of school principals proposed Wednesday, saying most of them doubt the nation’s third-largest school district can safely handle a mass reopening.
Apple urges iPhone, iPad users to update devices to fix 'actively exploited' security bugs
Apple is urging iPhone and iPad users to update to iOS 14.4 ASAP to fix security bugs that may have already been “actively exploited.”
Apple is urging iPhone and iPad users to update to iOS 14.4 ASAP to fix security bugs that may have already been “actively exploited.”
CPS seeks alternatives to in-school officers
Chicago Public Schools plans to partner with community organizations to create new "trauma-informed safety approaches," following a summer of student-led protests against officers in schools.
Chicago Public Schools plans to partner with community organizations to create new "trauma-informed safety approaches," following a summer of student-led protests against officers in schools.
CTU members threatening to strike over coronavirus safety concerns
Brian Weinthal, employment attorney with Burke, Warren, MacKay & Serritella, PC, examines the legality of a potential strike by the Chicago Teachers Union in wake of fears for their own safety.
Brian Weinthal, employment attorney with Burke, Warren, MacKay & Serritella, PC, examines the legality of a potential strike by the Chicago Teachers Union in wake of fears for their own safety.
Man stabbed on Red Line train between Berwyn, Argyle stops
A man was stabbed Tuesday on a CTA Red Line train between the Berwyn and Argyle stops on the North Side.
A man was stabbed Tuesday on a CTA Red Line train between the Berwyn and Argyle stops on the North Side.
CPS asks parents to keep children home as battle with CTU continues
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
Chicago Public Schools reopening hits snag as battle with CTU escalates
Chicago ditched plans Tuesday for thousands of teachers to report to schools this week ahead of students after the teachers union said its members wouldn’t comply and were prepared to picket over coronavirus safety concerns.
Chicago ditched plans Tuesday for thousands of teachers to report to schools this week ahead of students after the teachers union said its members wouldn’t comply and were prepared to picket over coronavirus safety concerns.
Disney to change Jungle Cruise ride to remove 'negative depictions' of indigenous peoples
The popular "Jungle Cruise" ride at Walt Disney World will be updated to make it more inclusive and "less racially insensitive."
The popular "Jungle Cruise" ride at Walt Disney World will be updated to make it more inclusive and "less racially insensitive."
CPS building engineers reach new 3-year deal with retroactive raises
The union representing Chicago Public Schools building engineers reached a three-year labor agreement with facility management companies contracted by CPS, officials announced Monday.
The union representing Chicago Public Schools building engineers reached a three-year labor agreement with facility management companies contracted by CPS, officials announced Monday.