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Former student, advocate urge CPS board to ‘do better' in wake of teacher misconduct
A child advocate and a former CPS student urged the Chicago Board of Education to “do better” involving teacher sexual misconduct settlements.
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Exclusive: Former student reacts to $17.5M sex abuse settlement with CPS
In exclusive interview, the former student said no amount of money can take away pain from years of abuse at the hands of an administrator.
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Chicago Board of Education to vote on $17.5 million settlement for former student who was sexually abused
The settlement is believed to be among the largest in Illinois history.
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NBC 5 Investigates: Where 600 people detained by ICE in the Chicago area went
NBC 5 Investigates is attempting to tackle a question that hasn’t been answered: where did 600 ICE detainees set for release go?
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Man accused of lighting CTA passenger on fire was on electronic monitoring at time of crime
In newly filed court records, probation officers allege Reed violated the terms of his curfew multiple times in the days leading up to the attack.
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How U.S. military action against Mexican cartel labs could impact Chicago
As President Trump considers military action against cartel labs in Mexico, the country’s president said Tuesday “it’s not going to happen.”
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NBC 5 Responds survey reveals frustration — and savings — with digital grocery coupons
Digital coupons promise convenience and savings, but for many Chicago-area shoppers, the reality is more complicated.
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NBC 5 Investigates: How many ICE detainees really are the ‘worst of the worst'?
Throughout ‘Operation: Midway Blitz,’ the White House has promised to arrest the “worst of the worst” in immigration operations, but has that been the case?
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Could ICE have ‘lost' 3,000 immigrant arrestees in Chicago?
At least 3,000 jailed immigrants have vanished from federal records, according to human rights attorneys and organizations.
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ICE rules of engagement in focus after clash, tear gas use on Southeast Side
Tempers were on edge on Tuesday afternoon when an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicle chase terminated in a Chicago neighborhood.
