CPS Energy weather bills ‘seriously past due’ two weeks before deadly winter storm, records showTwo weeks before a deadly winter storm hit San Antonio, killing a still untold number of people, CPS Energy had become ‘seriously past due’ on bills for its customized we...
Husband charged with murdering wife after remains found in septic tankBrenda Venables disappeared in 1982 and her remains found in Kempsey nearly 30 years later.bbc.co.uk
Mother charged with killing her daughter may have access to other child, attorney claimsA San Antonio mother accused of killing one of her children could have access to the other one if a local judge grants permanent custody to the father, according to an at...
San Antonio's CPS Energy sues BP, Chevron and other natural gas suppliers over winter storm pricessacurrent.com
CPS Energy uses a college student for weather forecasting. That’s not how other major Texas utilities operate.
Chicago Teachers Union authorizes collective action to remain remote, but some students may return to school Feb. 1 as negotiations continuechicagotribune.com
One in 5 eligible CPS students attended in-person classes the first week schools reopenedchicagotribune.com
Chicago Public Schools announces COVID-19 vaccination for teachers will begin in February, but union is still prepping for a possible walkoutchicagotribune.com
Would a Chicago teachers action to stay remote be an ‘illegal strike?’ What you need to know about the fight over reopening CPS schoolschicagotribune.com
Struggling kids, fed-up parents: Chicago families who want CPS schools open say they’re being drowned out by ongoing teachers union pushbackchicagotribune.com
With possible teacher strike vote looming, CPS chief says union talks need to focus on how, not whether, to reopen schoolschicagotribune.com
CPS head says she wants to compromise with teachers but in-person classes must remain an option. CTU says time is running out for an agreement.chicagotribune.com
Rahm Emanuel donates $100,000 to a City Colleges of Chicago scholarship he created as mayor, pledging to give annuallychicagotribune.com
As new COVID-19 cases emerge in Chicago Public Schools, families plead for reinstatement of locked-out teacherschicagotribune.com
Some CPS teachers who refused to work at school say they were punished — even though none of their students chose to return for in-person learningchicagotribune.com
As Chicago Teachers Union members refuse to return to classrooms, CPS mum on possible consequences for those who decline to give lessons in personchicagotribune.com
Defying CPS, some Chicago Teachers Union members won’t return to schools Monday, say they will teach remotely ‘until buildings are safe’chicagotribune.com
Chicago Public Schools’ reopening plan uncertain as hearing on teachers union injunction request loomschicagotribune.com
As CPS parents face decision day on sending their kids back to school, CTU seeks legal action to stop ‘arbitrary’ reopening planchicagotribune.com
CPS reopening plan so far: What you need to know about when and how Chicago schools will welcome students backchicagotribune.com
Divisive North Lawndale school consolidation proposal is now on hold: ‘We took a stand as a community’chicagotribune.com
Despite ruling that CPS violated employees' contract over COVID-19 safety measures, district won’t expand remote work for clerks, tech aideschicagotribune.com
CTU seeks mediation in CPS reopening talks, says most voters want remote learning to continue for nowchicagotribune.com
CPS releases ventilation and air quality assessments, says most classrooms are cleared for students to returnchicagotribune.com
Daywatch: Pritzker and Lightfoot clash over Chicago COVID-19 restrictions, special education parents' tough choice and meet the maker of city’s best apple fritterschicagotribune.com
Most CPS students will continue remote learning 2nd quarter but pre-kindergarten and some special ed students will return to schools; teachers union calls plan ‘dangerous’chicagotribune.com
CPS says clerks must report to work in person, despite labor ruling that questions COVID-19 protections in schools. CTU says the action ‘threatens jobs.’chicagotribune.com
Will Chicago Public Schools reopen next month? A disputed ruling that buildings could pose COVID-19 risk raises new doubts.chicagotribune.com
Daywatch: Lightfoot eases COVID-19 restrictions, domestic violence may be underreported in pandemic and 11 books to read during National Hispanic Heritage Monthchicagotribune.com
With financial impact of COVID-19 uncertain, Chicago Public Schools tries to boost its neediest schools with equity grantschicagotribune.com
Chicago principals demand more masks, hand sanitizers, distancing barriers for workers who remain in schoolschicagotribune.com
CPS tries to connect with kids who arent participating in remote learning. We need to find out why ... and we need to find that out quicklychicagotribune.com
New Report Says San Antonio's CPS Energy Would Save $1 Billion by Shutting Coal Plants and Switching to Renewablessacurrent.com
