West suburban parents rally, say some teachers have put kids at risk
The Wheaton and Warrenville parents feel that complaints from students about certain staff members are not being taken seriously.
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The Wheaton and Warrenville parents feel that complaints from students about certain staff members are not being taken seriously.
The group is taking its message of peace directly to the gangs in the push to curb gun violence in the neighborhood.
Chopper 2 was over the scene Wednesday, where 10 vehicles disappeared early in the morning near 122nd and Stony Island.
The FBI said the men displayed guns and made verbal demands.
Two men were standing on the sidewalk near 79th and Cottage Grove, when someone shot them from a passing vehicle.
The CTA is partnering with Butcher Boy Cooking Oils to provide the free rides for the students – along with an accompanying adult – on Monday, Aug. 21.
"For me, exposure is everything. A lot of our kids don't know what it looks like outside of Chicago. A lot of our kids think that out of town is Indiana, and we all know that's right across the border."
Dr. Vernon Cannon was an OBGYN at the DuPage Medical Group - now known as Duly Health and Care.
Think license plate readers, traffic cameras, cell phone data, and more.
Pallets full of supplies like baby formula, canned food, socks, hygiene kits, and more were being loaded onto a plane Wednesday.
The search for the swimmer was called off around midday on Tuesday and is expected to resume on Wednesday morning.
"It tells us that the need is that much greater, and we have to do more to fill that need. And that's OK. We are ready and prepared to do just that."
CBS 2's Tara Molina got a firsthand look at the program, which provides specialized treatment to the kids and teens in the criminal justice system.
According to Pew Research, 46 percent of teens report being cyberbullied, while 22 percent of students are bulled during each school year.
Those kits also included a little surprise: A "note of inspiration" handwritten by volunteers with the message that someone is rooting for each student's success.
