Caroline Kubzansky is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She has written for various publications including The Pantagraph, Herald & Review, Chicago Tribune Media Group, Yahoo News UK, and Firehouse Magazine. Caroline covers a range of topics including crime, local news, and human interest stories.
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Caroline Kubzansky focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking crime stories in the Chicago area. She presents an interest in cases related to shootings, deaths, and criminal incidents within the city.
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By: Caroline Kubzansky
Hundreds of people gathered outside Oak Park's Village Hall Friday night in honor of police Detective Allan Reddins, who was last week.
By: Caroline Kubzansky
Giovanni Saldivar, 19, faces two counts of attempted murder of a police officer and single counts of aggravated battery with a firearm and aggravated discharge of a firearm, according to a news rel…
By: Caroline Kubzansky
A federal grand jury in Chicago charged two high-ranking Syrian intelligence officials close to the country's ousted president with war crimes
By: Caroline Kubzansky
CHICAGO — A federal grand jury in Chicago charged two high-ranking Syrian intelligence officials close to the country's ousted president with war
By: Caroline Kubzansky
CHICAGO — A federal grand jury in Chicago charged two high-ranking Syrian intelligence officials close to the country's ousted president with war
By: Caroline Kubzansky
A woman was found beaten to death in an Englewood building Monday, authorities said. As of Tuesday afternoon, the woman’s identity hadn’t been released. An autopsy concluded her death was a homicid…
By: Caroline Kubzansky
Two years after the Downers Grove library was forced to cancel a planned drag queen bingo over right-wing threats, leaders of the western suburb are considering a controversial proposal to replace …
By: Caroline Kubzansky
A battle over LGBTQ+ representation two years ago may reignite in a fight over whether Downers Grove should elect its library board.
By: Caroline Kubzansky
Prosecutors on Sunday charged an Englewood man with beating a woman to death in the abandoned house where she and her teenage son were living earlier this month.
By: Caroline Kubzansky
Chicago man charged in beating death of woman living in vacant Englewood house with son
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