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Carolina Garibay

Carolina Garibay

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Reporter, WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

Chicago

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West Hartford CT

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Amateur sports except for college football

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Total articles 889

  • CTU members hold rallies on 'National Day of Action'

    By Carolina Garibay| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified (WBBM NEWSRADIO) - Members of the Chicago Teachers Union staged rallies at Chicago schools on Tuesday as they continue to fight for a new contract they say protects teachers and students. A walk-in at Minnie Miñoso Academy in Bridgeport kicked off a day of rallies at various schools on a "National Day of Action."CTU Vice President Jackson Potter said members are calling for a contract that prioritizes disabled students, students of color, and CPS staff.

    By Carolina Garibay · WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Mar. 04, 2025

  • New CTA bus plan promises greater reliability

    By Carolina Garibay| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) - CTA commuters will not have to wait as long for buses thanks to a new plan the agency is rolling out later this month. The launch of "Frequent Network" aims to increase reliability and improve frequency of CTA buses. The plan includes increasing service so that buses arrive every 10 minutes or sooner on 20 key bus routes. The agency says this means riders won't have to wait as long for the next bus if they miss one.

    By Carolina Garibay · WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Local coffee brewers grapple with how to handle increasing coffee prices

    By Carolina Garibay| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified (WBBM NEWSRADIO) - Coffee prices are on the rise and local coffee roasters are figuring out how to handle growing concerns. "I've been seeing this coming for a long time," Tim Coonan with Big Shoulders Coffee said. He's been having conversations for months about how to navigate coffee prices, which reached a record high in January. "This change that we're seeing now [kind] of happen rather quickly, and some people have been caught off guard.

    By Carolina Garibay · WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Feb. 27, 2025

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WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

Chicago, United States