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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Portage Township Schools “No Place for Hate” program is expanding.
By: Doug Ross
The Porter County Redevelopment Commission is advancing, at least for now, plans for a residential tax increment financing district in Center Township.
By: Doug Ross
Voter turnout is shaping up to rival 2020, with more than 25,000 votes already cast in Porter County as of Thursday afternoon.
Democrat Leslie Nuss hopes to unseat incumbent Republican Ed Charbonneau, who has served in the Indiana Senate representing District 5 since 2007.
By: Doug Ross
Democrat Erika Watkins is hoping to oust Republican Ed Soliday, who has been serving in the Indiana House of Representatives since 2007.
With the opening of the Westport section of the 60-mile Marquette Greenway, almost the eastern half of the tristate trail is either built or funded. “There’s a small section in Michigan we’re worki…
By: Doug Ross
Former Porter County Council member Jeff Larson, a Republican, seeks to unseat Democrat Chuck Moseley, who has been in the Indiana House of Representatives in the District 10 seat since 2009.
By: Doug Ross
Franciscan Health broke ground Tuesday on a new 82,881-square-foot medical building in the Eastport Centre business park in Valparaiso.
The Porter County Council approved a $157.6 million budget for 2025 that includes 3% across-the-board pay raises, putting off until January a discussion of how to pay for them.
By: Doug Ross
The Portage City Council approved a $48.6 million budget on Tuesday amid uncertainty about raises for nonunion workers next year.
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