Corli Jay is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for various publications including Crain's Chicago Business, Ad Age, Hyde Park Paper, and Chicago magazine. Corli covers a range of topics including local news, business, culture, and social issues impacting the Chicago community.
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Corli Jay's coverage focuses predominantly on local Chicago news, with an emphasis on entertainment, government & politics, and business. Given the mix of press releases and private sector announcements in her articles, she may be interested in pitches related to newsworthy events or developments within these categories.
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Chicago’s City Hall is divided on the usefulness of gunshot detection technology. Does it save lives or did someone doctor the data?
By: Corli Jay
Because these grants are reimbursements, sometimes business owners cannot access the money without secured loans.
Nearly half of $75 million in federal funds paid for CPD personnel, training, and equipment.
By: Corli Jay
Nearly half of $75 million in DNC federal funds paid for new CPD helicopter and body-cams, as well as training and overtime costs.
By: Corli Jay, Tonia Hill
Mayor Brandon Johnson said his proposal avoids mass layoffs in departments like the Chicago police and fire and cuts to city services.
By: Corli Jay
On Election Day, Black Chicago elders share what it means to see Kamala Harris run for president in 2024.
By: Corli Jay
They gathered to watch Kamala Harris win. Instead they collectively mourned her loss.
By: Corli Jay
A project receives approval in Garfield Park while Auburn Gresham looks to other areas to fill the grocery void.
By: Corli Jay
16 years later, Chicago alders who voted for former mayor Richard J. Daley’s parking meter deal talk about its lasting impact on the city budget.
By: Corli Jay
Removing the nine Chicago police officers with ties to far-right extremist groups will be an impossible task, according to CCPSA president Anthony Driver.
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