A Chicago mom is suing the Chicago Public Schools​ — claiming, among other things, that her daughter was the subject of racist bullying, and that administrators failed to tell her.

Wednesday is Ida B. Wells' birthday, and a local organization is making sure Chicago girls learn about the trailblazing ...

It didn’t take long for Caroline Pate-Hefty to learn about Manheim Township’s strong sense of community pride.

Tuesday's incident unleashed panic in a community with many immigrants living in fear of raids and deportations and ahead of ...

Twenty-six members of the University of Chicago faculty have received distinguished service professorships or named ...

A new report showed that declining enrollment in Chicago leaves about 150 of its schools half-empty.

Chicago public schools face enrollment crisis with 150 half-empty schools, costing up to $93,000 per student in some cases, as the district lost 70,000 students over the past decade.

Declining school enrollment has left 30% of Chicago public schools at least half-empty. The city’s failure to address this problem has come at a high cost to the district — and its students.

Four Chicago high school seniors who are part of the class of 2025. From left to right: Ximena Torres, Owen Lee, Jakayla Jackson-Bowman, and Cynthia Antonio-Garcia. (Illustration by Becky Vevea ...

Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez attended his last school board meeting Thursday night as board members consider renewals for some of the city's charter schools.

The Chicago School's new college is moving toward occupancy in late 2025, with classes beginning the next year.

Chicago School Board members said they are down to five candidates for an interim replacement for Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez, and one comes from Mayor Brandon Johnson's office.