Patch editor since 2014. Based in Chicago's Beverly-Mt. Greenwood neighborhoods. Also covering the near west suburbs (Elmhurst, La Grange, Western Springs, Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills, Burr Ridge, Darien).
Previous journalism experience with: Ideas in Motion Media (Valparaiso, Indiana), The News-Dispatch (Michigan City, Indiana), Harbor Country News (New Buffalo, Michigan), Clinton Journal (Clinton, Illinois).
Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago. Native of Oak Lawn, current Evergreen Park resident and alum of Morgan Park Academy, Marist High School and Saint Xavier University.
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Major retailers keep mask mandates even as some states lift them; California to set aside 40 percent of vaccines for low-income families.
More than 150 birds were stolen from The Birdhouse in Davie, Florida, leaving owner Charlie Hong without a livelihood.
The latest creation of Seattle artist Rudy Willingham is designed to help 8-month-old Lily gain weight.
A class-action lawsuit claims in-person learning is more "hands-on," and students should not have had to pay full tuition for spring 2020.
What to know about the third coronavirus vaccine, including why officials aren’t concerned about its lower efficacy.
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife official said Iniki Kapu's violations against wildlife are "among the worst."
The "Almost Home Dog Hotel" will allow Phoenix-area homeless people to get back on their feet without having to worry about losing a pet.
School reopening agreement in California; research on possible cannabis-connected coronavirus treatment; Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout.
Experts warn that March could be among the most expensive months for gasoline prices nationwide.
A Dell Children's Hospital doctor turned his SUV into a makeshift neonatal intensive care unit to save the life of a 24-week baby.
Golden Globe winners gave speeches virtually in the bicoastal show hosted by Tina Fey in New York and Amy Poehler in Beverly Hills.
Restrictions eased in Pennsylvania; researchers look for cannabis-related treatment; Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout begins.
Fire crews responded to a call of a suspicious odor at the airport in Santa Ana, an Orange County official said.
House to vote Friday on $1.9 trillion relief measure; California first to 50,000 virus deaths; flu virtually disappears amid pandemic.
A Southern Poverty Law Center report shows 168 symbols of the Confederacy were removed nationwide in 2020.
Kearia Scott was able to get her 13-year-old brother out of the freezing Rocky Fork Lake before drowning.
While constructing a device to be used at a gender-reveal party, a dad-to-be becomes the latest to die in a cultural phenomenon.
Here are a few things to know before the April 15 tax deadline. Included: How unemployment benefits affect your tax liability.
Biden holding moment of silence after 500,000th death; vaccine setback from winter storm will be temporary, Fauci said.
The first U.S. coronavirus deaths were reported in February 2020. A year later, half a million Americans have lost their lives to COVID-19.
