Chicago area could see more rain, flooding Monday night
Chicagoans and suburbanites could see damaging storms pass through the area once again Monday night, bringing strong winds, lightning and flood-causing rain.
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Custodian unions continue to call for jobs and clarity from CPS
Custodians rallied in the South Loop on the first day of classes for Chicago Public Schools following recent layoffs.
‘There definitely was a need’: CPS, communities host back-to-school events to big crowds
Back-to-school events hosted by Chicago Public Schools and local nonprofits have seen large turnouts in the lead-up to the 2025-26 school year.
Mayor Brandon Johnson-aligned school board members balk at CPS budget plan that sidesteps city pension payment, borrowing
The Chicago Board of Education is divided on a balanced budget that avoids Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to borrow and cover a pension payment.
Illinois students could see new testing standards with proposed state board revisions
Illinois students could be held to new standards for school testing, a shift the state school board says will better prepare them for college and postsecondary education careers while accurately...
Lollapalooza 2025: For Saturday, a K-pop sing-along and a set by Winnetka Bowling League
Headliners for Lollapalooza Day 3 were more of a trio, with Rüfüs Du Sol closing the day on the T-Mobile stage, K-pop girl group TWICE on the Bud Light and...
After seeing viral success, Role Model returns to Lollapalooza for the third time
For singer-songwriter Role Model, the stage name of 28-year-old Tucker Pillsbury, playing Lollapalooza isn’t new.
Crowd safety has only become more topical. How do people at Lollapalooza feel?
A Netflix documentary about crowd fatalities at Astroworld has made music fans more aware of safety in concert crowds.
Lollapalooza 2025: Day 1 opens with Tyler, the Creator and a first country headliner
Luke Combs will be Lollapalooza's first-ever country festival closer, across Grant Park from Tyler, the Creator.
CPS schools to see fewer food options, crossing guard positions because of budget deficit
With a $734 million budget deficit looming, Chicago Public Schools are reducing resources like after-school hot dinners to cut costs.