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CPS leaders to ask school board to revoke ASPIRA network’s charter

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Hundreds of students have already left ASPIRA, after the district told families last month that the operator didn't have the money to finish the school year. Chicago Public Schools said it will ask the school board to revoke the troubled ASPIRA network's charter, due to financial woes. CPS leaders to ask school board to revoke ASPIRA network's charter Chicago Public Schools announced Friday that it plans to ask the school board to revoke the troubled ASPIRA network's charter, effective April 3. Read Story Related articles: CPS to transfer students out of ASPIRA charter network amid financial turmoil CPS board votes to absorb ChiArts, close small South Side charter © Copyright 2026 Chicago Tribune. All rights reserved. 1000 Albion Avenue | Schaumburg, IL 60193-4549 Unsubscribe

Prime Healthcare's hospitals could leave Blue Cross and Blue Shield network

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If Prime and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois can't reach an agreement, Blue Cross members who use Prime services might have to switch doctors or face higher costs for care. If Prime and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois can't reach an agreement, Blue Cross members who use Prime services might have to switch doctors or face higher costs for care. Prime Healthcare's hospitals could soon be out-of-network for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois Prime Healthcare, which owns eight Illinois hospitals, may soon no longer be in-network with the state's largest health insurer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois — a situation that could force some patients to switch doctors. Read Story Related articles: Lurie reveals exact location of new Downers Grove children's hospital, offers more details Northwestern Memorial gets approval for $96 million ...

Unprecedented $62 million shapes Chicago-area congressional primaries

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The spending spike represents a range of interests, from labor or science advocates to organizations pushing for military aid to Israel, cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence. The four most competitive Democratic congressional primaries in Illinois has witnessed a massive influx of cash from direct campaign contributions and outside political action committee spending. Unprecedented $62 million shapes Chicago-area congressional primaries, some decry 'highest bidder' politics An unprecedented amount of money — nearly $62 million — has poured into Chicago's four most competitive Democratic congressional primaries in a combination of direct campaign contributions and outside spending. Read Story Related articles: Cook County assessor candidates grapple over the reasons for skyrocketing property taxes Cook County Board president race hinges on whether voters w...