Andrew Schroedter is an investigative producer for WGN-TV in Chicago, Illinois. With a focus on local news, Andrew covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and community issues. He is dedicated to uncovering the truth and providing in-depth reporting to keep the public informed.
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Andrew Schroedter's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories in the Chicago area. He frequently covers topics related to specific locations within Illinois such as Dolton, Navy Pier, and Cook County.
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By: Andrew Schroedter, Lourdes Duarte
CHICAGO — The debate over the future of gas stoves in Chicago has been heating up in recent months.
By: Vince Tagle, Andrew Schroedter, Ben Bradley
The self-proclaimed “supermayor” of a small suburb south of Chicago has earned enough headlines to fill a month's worth of newspapers. She's also earned the attention of federal investigators who have picked-up the trail our reporting uncovered.
Back in 1996, authorities ruled that Mary Ann Hayes died by suicide. But now some experts believe she may have been murdered. And say her death is not the only suspicious one in the family. Beginni…
By: Andrew Schroedter, Ben Bradley
DOLTON, lll. — What happened in Vegas isn’t staying in Vegas… and it’s leading to new questions about a south suburban politician’s penchant for first-class travel and allegations she r…
By: Mike, Andrew Schroedter, Larry Potash
Hidden Homicide: Part One Mary Ann Hayes was found dead in her suburban Northfield home in 1996. Authorities ruled her death a suicide.
By: Andrew Schroedter, Mike D’Angelo, Larry Potash
Mary Ann Hayes was found dead in her suburban Northfield home in 1996. But now, more than two decades later, a team of criminal justice experts is pushing to reopen the case.
By: Mike, Larry Potash, Andrew Schroedter
Mary Ann Hayes was found dead in her north suburban home in 1996. Authorities determined that she died of a suicide. But a team of criminal justice experts is now pushing to reopen the case, claiming evidence shows she may have been killed.
By: Andrew Schroedter, Larry Potash, Mike D'Angelo
Hidden Homicide Part 3
By: Ben Bradley, Andrew Schroedter
DOLTON, Ill. — FBI agents visited Thornton Township offices in the south suburbs, one week to the day after they made a similar Friday afternoon stop at Dolton Village Hall. Both governments are ru…
By: Andrew Schroedter, Lourdes Duarte
Posted: Updated: SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — It's a new push that could affect homeowners across Illinois.
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