Dorothy Tucker
Illinois River Town Still Recovering From Flood
Two hundred families still can’t return home in Marseilles. CBS 2′s Dorothy Tucker reports.
Massive School-Closing Protest March Planned
Chicago teachers are in the planning stages of a massive three-day walk to protest a decision to close 53 schools. Participants plan to march to each of the targeted buildings on May 18, 19 and 20.
Congress May End Tax-Free Internet Shopping
The Senate passed a bill giving states the power to collect taxes from online sales. As CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker reports, consumers aren’t the only ones who are unhappy.
Experts Offer Tips To Get The Best Travel Deals This Summer
Experts say you won’t find the usual summer air-fare wars, but there are still some bargains you don’t want to miss. CBS 2′s Dorothy Tucker reports.
Schools Chief, Top Cop Review ‘Safe Passage’ Plans For Students
School officials plan to provide safe passage along the routes from every school that’s closing to every school that’s receiving students as long as it’s needed. CBS 2′s Dorothy Tucker reports.
Police Hope Foot Patrols In Uptown Help Stem Last Summer’s Violence
Sadly, the warm weather often means more crime. Jason in the Uptown neighborhood sent us an e-mail about a shooting this week near Truman College. In this Original Report, CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker caught up with officers walking the beat near the scene of the crime.
Welcoming Schools To Have ‘Children Ambassadors’ For Kids From Closed Schools
As Chicago Public Schools officials get closer to closing more than 50 elementary schools, they were releasing new details Tuesday on how they plan to tackle one of the most sensitive issues: blending two schools into one.
One Month After Baby’s Shooting Death — Silence
CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker reports on why the trail seems to have gone cold in the murder of 6-month-old Jonylah Watkins.
Valet Parking Attendant Disappears, Stranding Couple Downtown Overnight
It was their special night out in downtown Chicago, but then they were left stranded outside a parking garage in the cold without their car keys.
Students Squeezed For Higher College Tuition As Administrative Salaries Rise
(CBS) — Anyone in college knows that paying the bills can be just plain hard. Fourteen million full-time college students work at least part-time to pay their tuition. Nationally, tuition has increased an average of […]
Some Parents Fear Overcrowding At Some Schools As Others Close
CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker takes a look at two schools set to take in pupils — and why some parents don’t want them.
Simeon Champs Excel At Academics, Too
This year’s championship basketball team could be remembered for more than their hoops skills. As CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker reports, these are some pretty smart student athletes.
Seven Buses Stolen In Indiana — For Scrap?
The eight Chicago school buses brazenly stolen last week for scrapping may not be an isolated case. CBS 2′s Dorothy Tucker reports.
New School Unveiled To Help Dyslexic Students
This weekend, the city’s first high school dedicated to students with dyslexia will hold an open house. CBS 2′s Dorothy Tucker reports.
Some Employers Just Can’t Fill Good Jobs
CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker shows you 10 local jobs for which the demand to fill is greater than the supply of applicants. She’ll tell you what you need to get hired.
When Is The Best Time To Get The Cheapest Flights? Experts Crunch The Data
CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker reviews the specially conducted research.
Chicagoans React To Women In Combat Roles
Responses were mostly positive here in Chicago, CBS 2’s Dorothy Tucker reports.
CDC Says Flu Season Has Reached Epidemic
The flu season is far from over, and as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared this season an epidemic, physicians were urging people to take precautions against the flu virus.
Comcast Leaves TV Cable On Family’s Patio For Nearly 3 Months
For Bridget Farragher, her back yard has been off-limits to her kids for nearly three months, after Comcast stuck a long black cable sitting across her yard and patio, then refused to move or bury it.
Gas Prices Should Be Lower Than Last Year, But Still Could Surpass $4 A Gallon
How painful will filling up at the pump be this year? On Monday, experts were giving their first look at what’s ahead for gas prices.
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- Toddler Reunited With ParentsPolice on Sunday were looking for the parents or guardians of a little boy who was found in the West Side Douglas Park neighborhood.233
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