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Audrina Sinclair

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Reporter/Anchor/MMJ at @FOXCharlotte. Filled with joy - packed with energy! Firm believer that hard work pays off. Woman of faith.
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Chicago Public Schools tries to balance cuts and students to close $733 million budget shortfall

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By Audrina Sinclair Verified, Marissa Perlman Verified
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Chicago Public Schools is facing a $733 million budget gap, and has delivered more than 600 individual proposals to its principals with ideas on how to handle the shortfall. Early reporting shows the district looks to be preparing to cut some positions. Other proposals include a boost in special education funding and, according to Chalkbeat, an increase in student-teacher ratios, as well as eliminating assistant principal positions for schools with fewer than 250 students.
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Willie Wilson, clergy members head to Springfield to advocate for Black and Brown communities

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By Audrina Sinclair Verified, Adam Harrington
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Chicago businessman and philanthropist Dr. Willie Wilson headed to Springfield Wednesday with a group of Black and Latino faith leaders, in an effort to advocate for underserved communities. Wilson said Black and Brown communities are looking for an equitable return on the tax dollars they give to Springfield, as their communities face youth unemployment and health care and education crises.
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Expert finds group's new breast cancer screening guidelines concerning and disappointing

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By Adam Harrington, Audrina Sinclair Verified
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
The second-largest physicians' group in the U.S. has issued a surprising switch in breast cancer screening recommendations. The American College of Physicians just released new guidance that advises women to get mammography screenings every two years starting at age 50. This contradicts what many doctors have recommended for years. The American Cancer Society recommends women ages 45 to 54 get mammograms every year.
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