Protracted negotiations between the Chicago Teachers Union and City officials left parents and students in limbo
As advocates celebrate Chicago’s first-ever elected school board, some are turning their attention to the next task: fighting for noncitizens to be able to vote
Unlike before, a school will receive funding for each officer taken off duty
Nearly a decade after the City shuttered half of its public mental health facilities, stakeholders grapple with the consequences of that decision during a pandemic.
The goal is to address the inequitable distribution of vaccines for the most vulnerable across the city.
Reduced capacity and lack of turnover due to COVID-19 has complicated things in shelters.
Plagued by memories of past school closings, they organized against a plan to consolidate three schools
In high school votes on SROs, student activism made all the difference
Churches struggle to keep their communities—and themselves—afloat