Dana Kozlov is a political investigative reporter at CBS News Chicago. With lifelong roots in the city, she covers topics related to Illinois, crime, and social issues, often focusing on the intersection of politics and community impact. Kozlov's work has been featured in CBS Local Digital Media, WJRT, Inc. ABC12, and CBS News.
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Dana Kozlov primarily focuses on local government and political news in the Chicago area, with a notable emphasis on legal disputes, breaking news, and evolving stories. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local governmental announcements, legal policy regulation updates, or breaking news stories within the Chicago area.
Given her coverage of evolving stories and legal disputes in particular, Dana may be interested in sources who can provide expert commentary or insights into ongoing legal or political issues specific to Chicago. Additionally, she might also respond well to pitches offering human interest angles that tie into broader political themes covered by her articles.
It's important for PR professionals reaching out to Dana Kozlov to tailor their pitches specifically toward the local politics and government landscape of Chicago and Illinois.
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By: Dana Kozlov
Guidice said he left City Hall on good terms.
By: Todd Feurer, Dana Kozlov
An Oswego family's two-year search to find out what happened to a missing man has ended, after Eddie Gardner's body was found in Chicago in March.
By: Tracy O Brien, Dana Kozlov
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A Michigan family farm that has become a staple of Chicago area farmers markets is a rarity in more way than one, run not only by a woman of color, but a domestic violence survivor.
By: Jackie Kostek, By Adam Harrington, Ryan Baker, Dana Kozlov
The annual Wellington-Oakdale Old Glory Marching Society Memorial Day Parade stepped off Monday morning at Pine Grove and Wellington avenues.
By: Dana Kozlov, By
Sandy Gardner spent more than two years looking for her son, Eddie, whose body was found on March 20 in Chicago.
By: By , Dana Kozlov
"He hits the ground, but he comes back up, and you saw the fight in him when he came back up, and that's what we need in the White House," U.S. Rep. Mike Bost (R-Illinois) said.
By: By , Dana Kozlov
It was a partial victory but Phil Kenny said his employer, the State of Illinois, owes him thousands of dollars in wages.
By: Dana Kozlov, Tracy O Brien
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