Glenn Minnis is a journalist based in Illinois, with a focus on local news in the Chicago area. He has written for various publications, including WRPW-FM, Watchdog.org, Herald Journal, and Centralia Sentinel. Glenn covers a range of topics, including crime, education, politics, and public safety.
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Glenn Minnis predominantly covers local government and politics in Chicago and Illinois, with a focus on legal policy regulation. He also delves into crime-related topics.
Given his coverage attributes, Glenn may be interested in pitches that offer insights or data related to local governance issues, as well as commentary from experts familiar with legal policies and regulations impacting the city of Chicago and the state of Illinois. Pitches should aim to provide valuable context or data-driven analysis relevant to his coverage areas.
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(The Center Square) – With Illinois already home to the second-worst unemployment rate in the country, Republican state Rep. Dan Ugaste is warning the worse may still be yet to come.
By: Glenn Minnis
(The Center Square) – With Illinois already home to the second-worst unemployment rate in the country, Republican state Rep. Dan Ugaste is warning the worse may still be yet to come.
By: Glenn Minnis
(The Center Square) – Republican state Sen. Chapin Rose is urging top university officials across the state to be smart in taking the steps to ensure their survival at a time when at least three institutions are facing fiscal year 2024 deficits of at least $14 million.
By: Glenn Minnis
(The Center Square) – Chicago Ald. Chris Taliaferro is hopeful that new safety technology now being used by the Chicago Transit Authority that can detect guns on train platforms can make a difference.
(The Center Square) – Crime is up in Chicago despite city-wide efforts – and more than $180 million – to reduce violence through a series of programs. Republican state Rep. John Cabello said Chicago's rising crime rate ...
(The Center Square) – Republican state Rep. Dan Caulkins argues all the variables simply aren't adding up when it comes to the state of Illinois' economy.
(The Center Square) – Republican state Rep. Dan Caulkins argues all the variables simply aren’t adding up when it comes to the state of Illinois' economy.
(The Center Square) – Chicago activist Tio Hardiman is urging CTA rail workers to come together in their battle with management aimed at keeping them safe and protected while on
(The Center Square) – As local tax rates continue to rise, Illinois Policy Institute's Dylan Sharkey is urging residents to remember who's in charge.
(The Center Square) – Loyola University of Chicago Center for Criminal Justice Professor David Olson said he's not surprised that after a year of being on the books the Pretrial Fairness Act leading to the elimination of the cash bail system hasn't come close to leading to the rise in crime many critics feared it would.
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