Data from hundreds of thousands of CPS students exposed in recent breach
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Some groups want federal protection for Great Lakes gray wolves dropped as role of Endangered Species Act examined
Conservationists say delisting would harm wolf populations already threatened by climate change, loss of habitat and weak hunting regulations.
Shedd Aquarium names baby beluga Opus, a musical term
The name is also a nod to whale's father and the high-pitched songs that have led these mammals to be dubbed the "canaries of the sea."
Chicagoans rally in support of Ukraine after Zelenskyy’s contentious meeting with Trump
Politicians, activists and residents criticized the White House's handling of Ukrainian president's visit.
Midwest communities worry that firing of parks and forest employees will harm ecosystems, economies and education
Staff cuts at Indiana Dunes, Pullman Monument and Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie raise alarms about park operations and restoration efforts.
City touts mission to target employee ties to hate groups; community demands police be the priority
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s new task force focused on digging into extremism among employees was met with fierce demands for fast, decisive action.
Tale of 5 smuggled spider monkeys shows the difficulties of combating illegal wildlife trade
Brookfield Zoo's role in rehabilitating confiscated animals dates back decades, due in part to its proximity to O'Hare, a key entry point.
Frigid temperatures expected this week with subzero wind chills
Wind chills between minus 10 and minus 25 degrees are expected Monday through Wednesday, the weather service said.
Skokie lifts boil water order Sunday evening after water main break
Residents spent hours Friday trying to prevent water from damaging their homes following a burst water main.
Pritzker delays start of invasive carp project at Brandon Road in Joliet amid federal funding concerns
Experts want to install layered technologies at a "critical pinch point" of the Des Plaines River to try and stop silver and bighead carp from getting to Lake Michigan.