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Chicago Public School students will head to class Wednesday, as the district announced on Twitter class is still on despite the many inches of snow falling. 

Chicago Public Schools is cutting the required amount of time of quarantine in half for students or staff who have tested positive for COVID-19 or have been in close contact with someone else who has.

The Connecticut State Police (CSP) are investigating a deadly crash on the entrance ramp of Exit 12 on Route 8 North in Shelton.

Orange County Public Schools announced it will no longer allow parents to keep their students home due to COVID-19 concerns.

The Salvation Army, along with the City of Chicago, has opened a new emergency shelter that provides safe and warm housing for up to 99 men. 

A Little Village elementary school lost heat and electricity as temperatures plunged below zero Wednesday morning.

Family and friends held a vigil for a 15-year-old OCPS student who was shot and killed in the Parramore neighborhood over the weekend.

Jakob Ondrey said the CPS claim that it isnt required to provide COVID data "is offensive and dismissive to the 333,000 students in CPS and their families."

On his second day as Chicago Public Schools CEO, Pedro Martinez promised transparency in the way the district publicly reports student and staff member COVID-19 cases.

Did you know one of the country's best young chess players is right here in Chicago?