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Environmental Groups Tout Financial Benefits Of Cleaning Up, Improving Chicago River
“Water quality makes a tremendous difference in how we can interact with the river, but also provides us jobs; it provides us business revenue,” said Friends of the Chicago River executive director Margaret Frisbie.
Study: 20 To 30 Percent Of CPS Students Rarely Use Technology In School
A new study commissioned by the University of Chicago paints a disappointing picture of technology use among public school students in Chicago.
Study: School Closings Won’t Help CPS Students
A study by Chicago area university professors has found, if history is any guide, the Chicago Public Schools’ plan to close 53 schools will fail when all is said and done.
Study: Today’s Women Larger Because They Don’t Do As Much Housework
CBS 2’s Roseanne Tellez reports for some women, the study itself has their hearts pumping.
Study Urges $2B In Annual Spending To Improve Local Mass Transit
A new study by DePaul University advises at least $2 billion a year in spending is needed for the Chicago area’s mass transit system, to avoid a meltdown of the aging network.
Teachers Union: CPS School Closing Policy Amounts To ‘Educational Apartheid’
The Chicago Teachers Union accused the Chicago Public Schools system of “educational apartheid” on Friday.
Gary Called Most ‘Under-Policed’ City In Nation
A new study concludes that Gary, Ind., is the most under-policed city in the country.
Recent Breast Cancer Study Giving New Hope To Doctors, Patients
A recent breakthrough could change the way doctors treat breast cancer.
Report: United Airlines Ranks Dead Last For On-Time Performance
United Airlines ranks dead last in a U.S. Department of Transportation analysis of on-time performance for the month of July, according to a published report.
Report: Many Suburbs Are Hospitable For Commuters Without Cars
A new report says many suburbs are transit-friendly – that is, hospitable for those who are not traveling with a car.
Study: Girls As Young As 6 Are Thinking Of Selves As Sex Objects
A new study by Knox College in Galesburg, Ill., indicates that girls as young as 6 are beginning to think of themselves a sex objects.
Study: Chicago Sports Program Cut Violent Crime, Boosted School Attendance
Arrests for violent crime plunged and school attendance improved among troubled Chicago teenagers in a program that combines counseling with Olympic sports like archery and judo, according to a University of Chicago study released Friday.
Study: Chicago Area Traffic Improved Last Year
If you drive in the Chicago area, you’re going to find a recent study hard to believe.
NATO Host Committee Puts Dollar Figure On Summit’s Economic Impact
A consultant’s study on the economic impact of the summit indicates total spending of $128 million, local tax revenues of $3 million and more than 2,000 temporary jobs. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
Rush Study: Keeping Physically Active Can Stave Off Alzheimer’s
New research from Chicago suggests that keeping physically active can also keep you mentally fit.
Study Finds Autism Could Be Linked To Obesity During Pregnancy
A new study out today raises some serious concerns about unborn babies and the potential for autism.
Report: 911 Dispatchers Often Experience Post-Traumatic Stress
DEKALB, Ill. (CBS) — Emergency dispatchers suffer many of the same kinds of symptoms that can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder, according to a new study. As WBBM Newsradio’s Bernie Tafoya reports, researchers at Northern […]
Vallas: Study Vindicates Rigorous International Baccalaureate Program
Former Chicago Public Schools chief executive officer Paul Vallas says new research from the University of Chicago vindicates a program he instituted that had many doubters.
Illinois Gets By With A C In Corruption Study
Chicago was recently deemed the most corrupt city in the nation, and deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich last week became the second consecutive governor in prison for corruption convictions.
Diet Soda May Cause Health Problems, Study Says
People often drink diet sodas to be healthier, but new research suggests some potential health dangers. CBS 2′s Roseanne Tellez reports a look at the risk and has some advice on what to do if you’re a fan of those drinks.



