Chicago Teachers Call Off May 1 Walkout, But Send Warning To CPS
CTU President Karen Lewis says the union will not accept any additional furlough days. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
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CTU President Karen Lewis says the union will not accept any additional furlough days. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
Officials at Chicago's Northeastern Illinois University say the class cancellations will take place next Tuesday and Wednesday and on May 1.
They are grocery stores with ready-to-eat dishes. WBBM's Kris Kridel talks with a supermarket analyst.
Both said larger class sizes and the cancellation of arts and enrichment programs were real possibilities if the increases were not approved.
Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx says Roger Agpawa cannot serve under Illinois law. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
Facing a legitimate challenger for the first time in 20 years, Bolingbrook Mayor Roger Claar took action -- and went knocking on doors.
He entered the public places wearing shorts with nothing underneath and purposefully and continually opened his legs, police said.
The Illinois State Treasurer's Office helped reunite the Mississippi man with the medals, which languished for years as "unclaimed property."
Dress Her Heart Owner Gemma Kirby founded a small business with little to no funding by inspiring a community with her idea.
Two of Tuesday's big election winners were the mayors of Batavia and Palos Hills, both of whom won their 10th straight four-year term.
19-year-old Maurice Harris was alleged to be out for revenge.
Federal authorities in Chicago have charged a man who once served as the highest-ranking member of the Mexican Federal Police's sensitive investigations unit with leaking key information to drug cartels that were under investigation by Mexico and the United States.
Strong winds blowing in Wednesday night into Thursday could create dangerously high waves on Lake Michigan, and a cold blast of air overnight could give us one last taste of winter.
The city of Aurora has elected its first black mayor, after a nail-biter of a race ended in a 170-vote victory for alderman-at-large Richard Irvin.
Tuesday's suburban elections saw a handful of possible upsets and several tight contests, with some races for mayor separated by only a handful of votes.
