In Video, Consultant Treats CPS Teachers Like Small Children
A video posted on You Tube apparently shows a consultant running a professional development seminar and treating Chicago Public School teachers like kindergartners.
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A video posted on You Tube apparently shows a consultant running a professional development seminar and treating Chicago Public School teachers like kindergartners.
Students at an elementary school in the Chatham neighborhood were given intellectual treats as part of their African-American studies on this last day of Black History Month.
When you think of birds flying south in winter, you probably don't think they're headed to Chicago, but if you've spotted any bald eagles in Illinois lately, you know different.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Friday he'll know better than to bet against Chicago's kids, after he ended up having to eat his words when he challenged them to read 2 million books last summer.
Nate Jones threw in a simulated workout Friday morning.
Meghan Heinze, 22, of Gurnee, is charged with 10 counts of institutional vandalism, 10 counts of criminal defacement, and two counts of criminal damage to property, all felonies.
McCarthy acknowledged it took several months after he took over the Police Department in 2011 to see how splintered street gangs had become.
With the end of what experts call "meteorological winter," this relentless, unforgiving season will be one of those that will remain in our collective memories for a long, long time.
Retirement seems to be a state of mind for Clara Kahn, who, at the age of 91, says her job bagging groceries at Jewel "is retirement."
While the temperatures have moderated somewhat, it comes with a price: More snow is expected this weekend.
When CBS 2 reporter Pamela Jones needs to get on a story quickly during this hellish Chicago winter, she has a system.
Now that you have health insurance, you may be wondering how to use it. Check out these answers to some common questions about health insurance.
Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth will be heading to Russia next week, along with Americans who are competing in the Paralympic Games in Sochi.
Check out what's on the slate for Friday's show.
Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett has threatened to seek to remove the state certification of teachers who refuse to administer next week's Illinois Standards Achievement Test, after many teachers planned a boycott.
