New era for Chicago Public Schools
HIV and AIDS infections are on the rise in Chicago after years of decline, with a 29% increase in HIV cases between 2022 and 2024. The increase is particularly notable among Latinos, who accounted for nearly half of new HIV diagnoses in 2024.
Chicago has seen a significant increase in HIV and AIDS infections. There were 818 new HIV cases in 2024, a 29% rise from 2022. Latinos accounted for nearly half of these cases. The increase is attributed to changes in migration patterns and the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on HIV care. Meanwhile, the Chicago Board of Education has approved a contract for new CEO Macquline King. King will have a three-year contract with a starting salary of $380,000. The city is also experiencing other issues, including rising home insurance premiums due to climate change and severe weather.
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