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Parents were attending a meeting at John Marsh Elementary School on Friday, after complaining that they weren't officially notified about a teen's arrest for bringing a gun to school until after they'd read about it on Facebook.
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Several students at Barrington High School put together an impressive video for a contest by singer Rihanna, and named it after one of her hits, "Shine Bright Like A Diamond."
A Cook County judge has given authorities permission to exhume the body of a man who died from cyanide poisoning last July, less than a month after winning a $1 million jackpot in an instant Lottery game.
Authorities now believe a nuclear plant operator has fled the country after committing an unlikely carjacking.
A suspect robbed a bank Thursday in the Loop, the same bank he allegedly robbed last November.
So far it's been a happy new year for Chicago drivers.
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services says neglect and abuse killed 90 children in the state last year and almost half were infants who died in unsafe sleeping conditions.
Next week, Chicago Public Schools officials will release a list of schools it is targeting for possible closure, after an independent commission issued a preliminary report recommending which schools should stay open, and which should be considered for closure.
There are more problems for Chicago-based Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner.
One-on-one tutoring is a tool many parents use to help their children get through subjects they may find difficult. Utilizing a tutor for test preparation for crucial exams like the ACT and SAT is a great way to ease through the college application process more smoothly.
One man lay dead while another was taken to a hospital in serious condition following a Thursday night shooting in the West Englewood neighborhood.