Frank Main is a Staff Reporter at various notable outlets, including Fox 32 Chicago and NBC Chicago. He primarily covers crime in Chicago, with a focus on themes such as crime and justice, white-collar crime, and the intersection of culture and society. Frank's work has been featured in prominent publications like the Chicago Sun-Times and ABC 7 Chicago.
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Frank Main's coverage heavily focuses on local crime and government & politics in Chicago. He tends to cover breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime, law enforcement, corruption, and political developments in the area.
Given his focus on local issues such as crime and law enforcement in Chicago, he would likely be interested in pitches relating to exclusive insights or expert commentary from individuals involved in these areas. Additionally, he may also appreciate information about evolving stories or breaking news related to criminal investigations or political developments within Illinois or specifically within the city of Chicago.
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Nurses everywhere are fed up. They’re organizing and walking picket lines more than ever before. Here in the Chicago area, more than 2,000 of them have voted to unionize in just the last month. On today’s In the Loop, we’ll hear first-hand accounts from a couple of local nurses and a journalist…
By: Frank Main
Cook County Judge Charles Burns rejected a first-degree murder conviction Thursday because of longstanding Illinois court rulings that attackers in
By: Frank Main
Steve Fanady, 61, isn't in jail for a crime. He's being held for civil contempt but says he doesn't have the money to pay up.
By: Frank Main
Jawad Fakroune, who grew up in Morocco, was convicted of extortion for beating and threatening a Chicago restaurant owner over a $1.5 million debt.
By: Araceli Gómez-Aldana
Chicago's Far Southeast Side — which includes South Shore, South Chicago, the East Side, Hegewisch and South Deering — has seen a spike in same-sex households over the last two decades, according to an analysis of U.S. Census data. WBEZ visited this corner of the city to find out more.
By: Frank Main
David Berger, a co-founder of Ivy Hall cannabis dispensaries in Chicago and across Illinois, was convicted of “structuring” $253,000 in cash deposits from a Mexican drug organization to skirt bank reporting rules.
The new Illinois Department of Early Childhood is responsible for home visiting, early intervention and early education programs that were previously handled by three separate agencies. State officials hope putting these programs under one roof will make it easier for families to navigate their…
Dr. Garth Walker is the chief medical officer at Rush Health. He would replace Dr. Olusimbo Ige, who resigned in May. His appointment requires City Council approval.
By: Fran Spielman
The City Council pledged a lasting tribute as part of the 2015 agreement authorizing $5.5 million in reparations to 57 victims tortured under disgraced police Cmdr. Jon Burge. But it was Mayor Brandon Johnson who finally delivered on that.
