Eunice Alpasan is a Fellow at WTTW/Chicago PBS, specializing in local news coverage in Illinois, specifically in the city of Chicago. With a focus on community issues, public health, and cultural events, Eunice aims to provide informative and impactful stories that resonate with the local audience.
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Eunice Alpasan's coverage demonstrates a diverse array of local news, including healthcare, culture & society, business & industry, and health & wellbeing. She often cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Eunice Alpasan
The hotline aims to help the U.S. Department of Justice deter and combat discrimination and intimidation at the polls, election fraud and threats of violence directed at election officials and poll workers, according to a news release.
By: Eunice Alpasan
As a vegan for nearly 10 years, I’ve been fortunate to try many different foods and cuisines that have expanded my idea of what vegan food can be. In light of World Vegan Day, here are some of my personal favorite food spots in the city serving dishes inspired from around the globe.
By: Eunice Alpasan
More than 450,000 early vote and vote-by-mail ballots have been cast as of Sunday night for the upcoming presidential election, according to the Chicago Board of Elections. If you plan on voting on Election Day on Tuesday, here’s what you need to know.
By: Eunice Alpasan
“We will work to defend and expand the rights of immigrants at the state and local levels even when the federal government attempts to take those rights away including DACA, health care expansion and more,” said Dulce Ortiz, executive director of Mano a Mano Family Resource Center.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Video: WTTW News’ Jay Shefsky interviews Ella Jenkins in 2014. The influential artist had just turned 90.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Nurses at University of Illinois Hospital picket in front of the hospital in the Illinois Medical District on Nov. 13, 2024. (Courtesy of Illinois Nurses Association)
By: Eunice Alpasan
While downtown is known to host some of Chicago’s most popular wintertime traditions, you don’t need to travel too far from home to get into the holiday spirit.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Adrian Martinez Jr. hugs his mother, Rosa Mayen, after speaking at the funeral for Officer Enrique Martinez at St. Rita Cascia Shrine, 7740 S. Western Ave., on Nov. 18, 2024. (Anthony Vazquez / Sun-Times via Pool)
By: Eunice Alpasan
(Courtesy of Chicago Transit Authority) Santa and his elves are returning to CTA buses and trains this holiday season.
By: Eunice Alpasan, Pexels Kei Scampa
Maternal health issues and birth complications closely linked to chronic health conditions have seen an uptick in Illinois, according to a study published Thursday from Northwestern Medicine.
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