Friday, Oct 19, 2012 3:57 PM UTC
Death of rapper prompts community to question ties between music and violence
Ongoing rap battles, rooted in gang rivalry, are fueling violence in Chicago
Ongoing rap battles, rooted in gang rivalry, are fueling violence in Chicago
The Cook County Board President is planning to propose a nickel tax per bullet
As a former Republican, the laws seemed like common sense. Now I see their insidious racial underpinnings
Keeping the rank-and-file largely solidified led to an unexpected victory for the labor movement
Union delegates voted to end the strike and agreed on a compromise deal
Teachers Union delegates will meet on Tuesday to decide whether to end a seven-day strike
Teachers will meet again on Tuesday to consider a settlement that was drafted over the weekend
The 350,000 students could be back in school as early as Monday
Chicago teachers oppose using test scores to rate their performances
More than 350,000 students have been out of class for three days
The most pressing queries to consider when pondering the Windy City showdown
Arne Duncan says he hopes both sides will work out a compromise soon
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