Doug Ross is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local news and events. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Chicago Tribune Media Group, Northwest Indiana Business Magazine, The Times of Northwest Indiana, and more. Doug covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, community events, and economic developments in the Chicago area.
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Doug Ross's coverage is largely centered around local government, city council activities, and education in the United States, particularly within Illinois and Chicago. He also covers real estate development, veterans' affairs, and community events. To effectively reach out to Doug with relevant pitches, consider providing insights or commentary on local government decisions or policies within the specified geographic area. Additionally, news related to educational initiatives, real estate developments in Portage or Chicago areas could be of interest to him. For example: highlighting innovative education programs in Illinois schools or offering expert opinions on urban development projects in Portage may be well received by Doug Ross for potential coverage.
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By: Doug Ross
Agencies established to enforce public safety laws have been gutted, attorney Kenneth J.
By: Doug Ross
Briana Scurry, a women's soccer star, almost lost her two gold medals after a traumatic brain injury. Now she's an advocate for better care for athletes.
East Chicago's redevelopment journey, transforming industrial sites into vibrant communities. Explore the city's growth and investment strategies.
By: Doug Ross
The historic State Line Bridge along the Kankakee River has been attracting attention for decades. It’s been attracting logjams, too, which can exacerbate flooding.
By: Doug Ross
The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Agency has $6 million set aside for blight elimination in Gary next year, matching an equal amount to be put up by the city.
By: Doug Ross
The Portage School Board approved a new three-year contract Monday for Superintendent Amanda Alaniz but acknowledged her pay is below what it should be.
By: Doug Ross
Mount Baldy is going on a diet and getting a vegetation toupee to become more presentable.
By: Doug Ross
A $20 million grant for NWI Thrive will help build out the Marquette Greenway and connect communities throughout Northwest Indiana. The Lilly Endowment offered the grant to the four community found…
By: Doug Ross
The Office of Utility Consumer Counselor recommends NIPSCO get just 55% of its requested electric rate increase.
Nine gallons of diesel fuel leaked from the bottom of a pump at the Speedway station at 6370 Central Ave. in Portage last month.
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