The U.S. Navy’s famous Blue Angels are roaring over San Francisco again as they prepare to headline the city’s annual Fleet Week Air Show this weekend. First held in 1981, the event has become a fall tradition in the city, despite a one-year pandemic hiatus in 2020. The Blue Angels team conducts air shows across the country as a public awareness and recruiting tool for the Navy. ( The public can also tour visiting Navy ships during Fleet Week.) The show — which also includes performances by other aircraft — is free for public viewing, but that doesn’t mean it’s without cost. What is the...…The U.S. Navy’s famous Blue Angels are roaring over San Francisco again as they prepare to headline the city’s annual Fleet Week Air Show this weekend. First held in 1981, the event has become a fall tradition in the city, despite a one-year pandemic hiatus in 2020. The Blue Angels team conducts air shows across the country as a public awareness and recruiting tool for the Navy. ( The public can also tour visiting Navy ships during Fleet Week.) The show — which also includes performances by other aircraft — is free for public viewing, but that doesn’t mean it’s without cost. What is the...WW…

AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneAug 03, 2020 at 4:48 pmLocal councils from at least 19 Chicago high schools have now voted to keep school resource officers on their campuses, even as protests against policing in schools continued Monday.Last week, local school councils from Taft, Farragut and Harper high schools all voted to continue with the program. They joined others that have voted this summer in favor of school resource officers, including Air Force Academy, Amundsen, Chicago Vocational, Corliss, Douglass, Goode, Harlan, Hubbard, Hyde Park, Kelly, Kenwood, King, Marshall, Michele Clark...…AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneAug 03, 2020 at 4:48 pmLocal councils from at least 19 Chicago high schools have now voted to keep school resource officers on their campuses, even as protests against policing in schools continued Monday.Last week, local school councils from Taft, Farragut and Harper high schools all voted to continue with the program. They joined others that have voted this summer in favor of school resource officers, including Air Force Academy, Amundsen, Chicago Vocational, Corliss, Douglass, Goode, Harlan, Hubbard, Hyde Park, Kelly, Kenwood, King, Marshall, Michele Clark...WW…

AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneAug 02, 2020 at 5:00 amIf all goes according to the current proposal, most Chicago Public Schools for in-person learning two days a week in September.But even before CPS makes a final decision about whether to reopen schools, parents have learned that whether their children will participate in the proposed hybrid approach or stick with all remote learning.AdvertisementFive community feedback sessions hosted by CPS in the past week demonstrated that about both the prospect of schools reopening and the continuation of remote learning. And the Chicago Teachers...…AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneAug 02, 2020 at 5:00 amIf all goes according to the current proposal, most Chicago Public Schools for in-person learning two days a week in September.But even before CPS makes a final decision about whether to reopen schools, parents have learned that whether their children will participate in the proposed hybrid approach or stick with all remote learning.AdvertisementFive community feedback sessions hosted by CPS in the past week demonstrated that about both the prospect of schools reopening and the continuation of remote learning. And the Chicago Teachers...WW…

AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneJul 21, 2020 at 4:33 pmLaw enforcement officers arrested almost two dozen people in a drug sweep in the Humboldt Park neighborhood last week following a yearlong sting investigation, according to federal prosecutors and court documents.Members of the group sold heroin and fentanyl-laced heroin to undercover agents in approximately 80 hand-to-hand exchanges totaling thousands of dollars, according to an affidavit filed by a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent as part of the federal case against the group.AdvertisementIn addition to 18 men charged in...…AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneJul 21, 2020 at 4:33 pmLaw enforcement officers arrested almost two dozen people in a drug sweep in the Humboldt Park neighborhood last week following a yearlong sting investigation, according to federal prosecutors and court documents.Members of the group sold heroin and fentanyl-laced heroin to undercover agents in approximately 80 hand-to-hand exchanges totaling thousands of dollars, according to an affidavit filed by a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent as part of the federal case against the group.AdvertisementIn addition to 18 men charged in...WW…