San Antonio residents now have a chance to weigh in on how the city will be powered in the future. CPS Energy has launched an online survey to gather input from locals regarding the city's future ...
SAN ANTONIO — Katherine Cappel does her best to keep the electricity bill down. She and her husband Blaine keep lights off if they don’t need them and take other precautions. The elderly couple said ...
SAN ANTONIO – Many CPS Energy customers are reporting higher-than-expected energy bills this month, even for those who say they conserved energy or weren’t even home. More than 1,500 people told KSAT ...
SAN ANTONIO — One CPS Energy customer who came to the east-side customer service center to pay her bill Thursday expressed frustration with the high bill that has followed the winter storm that socked ...
A Michigan lawmaker wants more accountability for the state’s Child Protective Services agency. Sen. Jim Runestad, R-White Lake, said CPS failed to take sufficient action when it investigated ...
To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min CPS Energy's leader warns that ...
SAN ANTONIO – Cutting back on electricity use this weekend will not only help protect the power grid but also keep your electric bills from climbing. With below-freezing temperatures expected to ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Absenteeism increased dramatically not only at Chicago Public Schools, but school districts around the country following the COVID-19 pandemic. A new University of Chicago study has ...
Chicago Public Schools’ watchdog released its annual report Wednesday, detailing dozens of the more than 1,200 complaints it received between July 2024 and June 2025. The report addressed accusations ...
A child advocate and a former CPS student urged the Chicago Board of Education this week to "do better" when it comes to costly settlements involving teacher sexual misconduct. Tania Haigh, the ...
Chicago Public Schools students are graduating from high school at near record-high rates, but only half who enroll in college will complete their credential within a decade, a new report says. The ...
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