Sarah Schulte is a Reporter at CTV News. She covers a diverse range of topics including educational policy, school governance, public education, and the intersection of government and politics, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as 6abc, ABC30, Yahoo News, and ABC 7 Chicago.
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Sarah Schulte's focus is on local government and politics, particularly in Chicago and Illinois. Her articles cover evolving stories related to corruption trials, legal policy regulation, breaking news, and government announcements.
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By: Sarah Schulte
For almost 20 years, the money generated from the city's parking meters has gone into the deep pockets of a private company.
Chicago Public Schools CEO Macquline King testified before a House committee in Washington, DC after a subpoena.
By: Sarah Schulte
Sigcho-Lopez says the explosion shattered one of his windows while his 4-year-old triplets slept.
By: Sarah Schulte
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez is convinced that the explosion he heard in front of his Pilsen house over the weekend was an act of political violence. Others say the outspoken Chicago City Council member is overreacting.
Litigation against the city may be the result if the deal is not approved.
By: Sarah Schulte
Litigation against the city may be the result if the deal is not approved.
The Chicago City Council voted to reject Alderman Ray Lopez's proposed $1,000 fine for parents in a new "teen takeover" accountability ordinance.
By: Sarah Schulte
Chicago officials are debating Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed $425 million in TIF funding for "The 78" project and a Chicago Fire soccer stadium.
By: Sarah Schulte
A debate is underway over whether the city of Chicago should use tax increment financing funds to support "The 78," which includes a Chicago Fire soccer stadium. Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed directing $425 million in TIF money toward the infrastructure.
The largest robotics and artificial intelligence show in North America is currently in Chicago.
