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 Thursday, Apr 19 A controversial Chicago Public Schools overhaul of special education policies in 2016 created a range of problems that have delayed and denied services to students, according to an Illinois State Board of Education investigation. "Systemic" concerns identified by an ISBE panel included a lack of training for special ed staff, conflicting information for parents and educators, and problems with electronic programs meant to assess students' needs for services or develop education plans. |
| Bankrupt retail chain Bon-Ton Stores is preparing to wind down its business and close 212 stores after failing to find a bidder willing to keep the business going. |
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| Tyler Lumar, who suffered massive brain injuries when he tried to hang himself in a Chicago police lockup after he was taken into custody on a minor warrant, has died. |
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| Ryan Ori: What once was trash is now treasure in the Fulton Market district; a waste hauler seeks to sell 2.5 acres of gritty land that may be worth tens of millions. |
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| Baseball games and bridge lifts — the latter allowing boats to make their way along the Chicago River — have been delayed. Warming centers are staying open. |
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| Kevin White, the No. 7 pick in the 2015 draft, was back on the practice field this week during Bears veteran minicamp to begin his third comeback attempt from a major injury. |
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| Rex Huppke: Illinois county votes to become gun "sanctuary" — please move there if you have an obsession with guns. |
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| This Lincoln Park home is approximately 4,500-square-feet, sits on an oversized lot and features custom millwork and hardwood floors. A living room with a custom fireplace flows into a formal dining room. |
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