School closings

Because of predicted snowfall, a number of schools have canceled classes or moved to remote learning.

With sub-zero temperatures and wind chills expected as low as -30, many schools in the region are canceling classes or moving to remote learning Tuesday, Jan. 21.

Freezing rain is making for a difficult commute for some in northern Illinois Tuesday. A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 9 AM for the region.

Wind chill warnings are in effect until noon Tuesday, and that has led a number of school districts to cancel school or move to remote learning.

Heavy snow and high winds have prompted some schools in northern Illinois to change plans for Tuesday. Here's what we know so far: Colleges and…

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Many northern Illinois schools are closed due to winter weather today, Monday, November 26:All DeKalb Dist. 428 schools are closed.All Dixon Public…