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Jayden Perkins, 11, Fatally Stabbed While Trying To Protect Mom - Vimarsana News

Jayden Perkins, 11, Fatally Stabbed While Trying To Protect Mom

Jayden Perkins, 11, was fatally stabbed while trying to protect his mother from her abusive ex. The suspect has been identified as Crosetti Brand.

Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth Wins Tightly Contested Race for 48th Ward Alderperson - Vimarsana News

Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth Wins Tightly Contested Race for 48th Ward Alderperson

In a tightly contested race which came down to the very end, Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth triumphed over Joe Dunne in the race for 48th Ward Alderperson.

Chicago Schools' COVID Testing Taking Double the Promised Turnaround Time - Vimarsana News

Chicago Schools' COVID Testing Taking Double the Promised Turnaround Time

By the time some parents have received their child's results, the recommended five-day isolation period for unvaccinated kids has already passed.

75K kids — less than a third of eligible students — plan to return for in-person learning, CPS says - Vimarsana News

75K kids — less than a third of eligible students — plan to return for in-person learning, CPS says

Ashlee Rezin Garcia/Sun-Times Nearly 80,000 Chicago Public Schools students plan to return to classrooms once schools reopen in the new year, accounting for 37% of K-8, preschool and special education cluster program students who will initially be eligible for in-person learning, according to data released by the district Wednesday. Matching a trend seen in other large urban school systems that have already resumed some in-person instruction, a disproportionate number of those CPS families that opted to send their children back to schools were white, while families of color were more likely t...