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February 5, 2021

Chicago Mayor Lightfoot and CPS walk away from union bargaining table with no deal in sight

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, a Democrat, and city public school officials walked away from the negotiating table once again Friday amid a standoff over plans to reopen the district to in-person learning following coronavirus shutdowns.

February 5, 2021

Chicago schools, Lightfoot send teachers union 'last, best and final offer' for reopening

Chicago's mayor and public school leader聽announced Friday that their聽"last, best, and final offer" is currently on the table as they work聽to come to an agreement with the teachers聽union over the safe reopening of schools during the聽coronavirus聽pandemic.聽

February 4, 2021

Chicago records highest January murder rate in four years

Chicago had the deadliest January in four years, according to statistics released by the Chicago Police Department Thursday.聽

February 4, 2021

Chicago mayor tells teachers union schools must open now, struggling students can't wait: 'Enough is enough'

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot聽is warning the city鈥檚 teachers union Thursday that "enough is enough" and a deal must be struck immediately to聽reopen public schools聽during the聽coronavirus pandemic,聽as students suffering from "failing grades, depression [and] isolation... cannot afford to wait any longer."聽

February 4, 2021

Chicago police charge boy, 13, with felony for gunpoint carjacking

A 13-year-old boy has been hit with a felony charge in connection with a carjacking in November聽when he allegedly stole a vehicle at gunpoint from a man in Chicago, police said Thursday.

February 4, 2021

Winter storm slams Midwest as coldest air of the season moving in

The Midwest is getting slammed with another winter storm bringing heavy snow, strong winds and聽blizzard conditions.聽聽聽

February 4, 2021

Chicago teachers union, district fail to reach deal as K-8 students lose first week of in-person learning

K-8 students in聽Chicago鈥檚聽Public Schools have now聽lost聽what was supposed to be the first week聽back for聽in-person learning,聽as the district and its聽teachers聽union聽remain聽locked in a dispute over a safe reopening plan during the coronavirus pandemic.聽

February 4, 2021

Obama Center in Chicago, estimated at $500M, to break ground this year despite complaints, officials say

After years of delays and a federal review, construction on the planned $500 million Obama Presidential Center will begin later this year in Chicago, officials said Wednesday.

February 3, 2021

Chicago USPS mail carrier helped rescue 89-year-old woman who fell and couldn鈥檛 get up

USPS worker Shonda Lemon told Fox Television Stations' Stephanie Weaver that she called the police on Jan. 14 for a wellness check after 89-year-old Helen Iwanski did not pick up her mail for three days straight.

February 2, 2021

Chicago-area woman charged after pouring boiling water on boyfriend, fleeing to Mississippi: prosecutors

A聽Chicago-area woman was ordered held on $500,000 bail this week after being accused聽of pouring boiling water on her boyfriend last month while he was asleep on a couch, according to a report.