Chicago Public Schools Reschedule High School Admissions Tests for 24,000 Students amid Technical Glitch Disruption
Technical difficulties plague Chicago Public Schools' high school admissions tests. CPS has announced there will be a temporary fix to these glitches and has laid out new dates for testing.
Chicago Transit Authority Unveils $2 Billion Plan to Revamp Services and Address Staff Shortages
As the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) unveils its $2 billion budget for 2024, the focus remains on drawing back riders and addressing employee shortages. However, questions surrounding post-pandemic finances and service expansion loom large for the future of public transit in Chicago.
Google's Expansion in Chicago Begins with Thompson Center Overhaul, Sparking Preservation Concerns
The Thompson Center demolition permit has been approved, marking a crucial step in Google's plan to remodel the iconic Chicago building. As preservationists express concern over the potential loss of the structure's historic integrity, some are calling for transparency and cooperation in the redevelopment process.












