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South Texas girl wonders if hell has frozen over yet.

The icy weather over the weekend created a record-breaking demand for power which threw...

Boone County Sheriff reported one victim has been shot.  BREAKING: I’m on the scene where Boone County Sheriffs reported one victim has been shot. Officers are investigating, it appears the shooting took place on the driveway or in the street. @KOMUnewspic.twitter.com/DJFzyH8Qvx— Sarah Bush (@Sarahbush1233) February 16, 2021 KOMU 8 will update this story when more information becomes available.  The weather is bitter cold, and our face masks are getting wetter the longer we are out...

Posted By Sanford Nowlin on Tue, Feb 16, 2021 at 9:16 AM click to enlarge Sanford Nowlin CPS Energy is warning San Antonio customers that the ongoing freeze and Texas’ floundering power grid mean power outages will continue through Tuesday evening. Customers who haven’t yet experienced rolling blackou...

Karen Lewis, former president of the Chicago Teachers Union, dies at 67 On February 7, Karen Lewis, the former president of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), died at the age of 67. Lewis, who retained the title of CTU president emerita, had been diagnosed in October 2014 with glioblastoma, a type of aggressive brain cancer. She officially stepped down from her union role in 2018, turning the office over to CTU Vice President Jesse Sharkey, who had been named acting president after Lewis’ diag...

CPS will offer testing for all schools with in-person learning and 50% of those staffers each week. Dr. Chris Colbert weighs in on COVID-19 vaccine demand The testing plan in focused on equites as well and student and staff in areas that have been hardest hit by the pandemic will be prioritized. CPS will be reporting the results publicly online. Related topics:

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine held a rare Friday evening news conference where he called out a Cincinnati school for "breaking a commitment" to return to in-person learning by a deadline he says the school district agreed to.

As another wave of students, teachers and staff are returned to buildings in the wake of the union’s betrayal, new arenas of struggle are opening in Chicago and beyond.

Chicago Teachers Union officials said rank-and-file union members have voted in favor of a tentative agreement for teachers, students and staff to return to the classroom. Mayor Lightfoot tweeted out that this plan, "guarantees the best possible health and safety protocols."

Chicago Teachers Union members have voted two-to-one in favor of a reopening deal with Chicago Public Schools, signaling that in-person classes can resume Thursday as planned. The union’s 25,000 members had through 11:59 p.m. Tuesday to vote on proposed framework after its 600-member House of Delegates on Monday decided to put the decision in members’ hands. Now ratified, it is a binding ...