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Ohio gives poor marks to nearly a third of Cleveland's charters that serve disadvantaged students. Experts say more cops not always the answer to crime woesMayor Rahm Emanuel's proposed budget for next year would boost the ranks of police officers a bit and then keep their numbers steady, but many aldermen, echoing their constituents' concerns over the spike in violence this year, want even more cops hired. |
After final debate, Obama says election comes down to trust
DAYTON, Ohio (Reuters) - President Barack Obama warned voters on Tuesday that Republican rival Mitt Romney cannot be trusted to deal...
Immigrants come out of the shadows to fulfill a dream
TAMPA, Florida (Reuters) - Carlos Roa celebrated this summer when the Obama administration announced a new program to defer deportation...
Thomas Morrisey, Berkeley police officer, 1950-2012
When he was 5 years old, Thomas P. Morrisey began popping into the local police station in the Austin neighborhood on Chicago's West Side...
NIU puts 8 employees on paid leave
Northern Illinois University has put on paid leave eight employees charged with felonies last week in an alleged scheme to sell university...
Some Carver students give up Flamin' Hot Cheetos for a day, get apple instead
Daniel Lewis says he used to eat a honeybun and Flamin' Hot Cheetos for breakfast — every day.