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Brandon's main focus is on covering local crime and law enforcement news, with a particular emphasis on breaking or evolving stories. Based on this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, arrests, and incidents in the Michigan area.
Given his coverage of government announcements related to crime and law enforcement, Brandon could also be interested in receiving relevant updates about new policies or initiatives from local authorities within his coverage area.
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By: Brandon Chew
CHICAGO—The AFL-CIO's “It's Better In a Union” bus tour made a stop here Friday to address a gathering of Black trade unionists about the dangers posed by the Trump administration and the importance of union-led civil rights struggles.
By: Brandon Chew
Two unions, the NewsGuild-CWA and the National Writers Union, representing more than 27,000 journalists and other workers, are demanding Israel be held accountable for the recent killing of five Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza.
The largest private sector union in the U.S., the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, has endorsed legislation to prevent grocery stores from utilizing technology that critics say will be used to price gouge consumers.
August 20, 2025 2:48 PM CDT This combination photo shows a screenshot from the PragerU YouTube video ‘Christopher Columbus: Explorer
By: Brandon Chew
CHICAGO—Hundreds of people gathered to attend Sen. Bernie Sanders' rally in Chicago Sunday amid the political backdrop of a potential military takeover of the third largest city in the U.S.
By: Brandon Chew
A 60 Minutes segment on human rights abuses at the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) prison in El Salvador leaked online Monday, after it was removed from Sunday night's broadcast in a move a CBS News journalist described as “corporate censorship.”
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CHICAGO—Organized labor was out front for Chicago's No Kings events on Saturday, March 28, which saw thousands of people pour into Grant Park for a rally hosted by Indivisible organizers, unions, and local and statewide politicians.
By: Brandon Chew
CHICAGO—University of Chicago Medical Center (UCMC) health care workers are “drastically underpaid” compared to other hospitals in Chicago, Debra Simmons-Peterson, president of Teamsters Local 743 told
By: Mark Gruenberg, Brandon Chew
CHICAGO—“May Day is our day. It belongs to all working people,” declared Fred Redmond, secretary-treasurer of the AFL-CIO, at a virtual town hall of labor leaders hosted by
