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
Voter turnout numbers for presidential primaries in Illinois from 1972-2024. (Courtesy of Illinois State Board of Elections)
By: Eunice Alpasan
The Chicago Department of Public Health is recommending medical providers consider administering a second dose of the measles vaccine to children earlier than usual, following community spread of measles in the last several weeks, the agency said Friday.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Hyde Park Art Center, a nonprofit art center for contemporary art on Chicago’s South Side, announced Tuesday it has fully transitioned to a contribute-what-you-can model for all of its art classes.
By: Eunice Alpasan
JoJo Siwa, Natasha Bedingfield, Bob the Drag Queen and Amber Riley are among the headliners for this year’s Chicago Pride Fest, festival organizers announced Tuesday.
A group of former Foxtrot and Dom’s Kitchen and Market employees, and supporters, rallied in front of the Foxtrot Commissary in Pilsen on April 26, 2024, to demand back pay following abrupt closures of all Foxtrot and Dom’s stores. (Eunice Alpasan / WTTW News)
By: Eunice Alpasan
Starting this summer, families in Illinois with school-age children can receive a preloaded card to purchase groceries during summer break as part of a new permanent federal program called Summer EBT, or the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program for Children.
By: Eunice Alpasan
The input from residents will help communities create strategies and take action to reduce the future risk of death, injuries and property damage from natural disasters, officials said.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Starting May 21, Amtrak is adding a second daily passenger rail service dubbed Borealis, which connects Chicago and St. Paul through Milwaukee. The new rail service serves 13 train stations for an estimated travel time of 7 hours and 24 minutes between Chicago and St. Paul, according to Amtrak’s website.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Elected officials and developers gathered at the Thompson Center on Monday to help mark the start of Google’s $280 million makeover of the former state government building.
By: Eunice Alpasan
A major long-term study launched by the American Cancer Society aims to better understand cancer risk factors and outcomes for Black women in the U.S, who continue to face disparities in cancer prevention, detection, treatment and survival.
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