Justin Kaufmann is a reporter with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Illinois and Chicago. He has written for Axios and his work has also appeared in Cigalah Group. Justin covers a wide range of topics including politics, sports, entertainment, and food in the Chicago area.
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Chicago, United States (Local)
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Justin's coverage primarily involves local news, with a focus on entertainment, sports, house & home, and government & politics in the Chicago area. If you have insights or stories related to these topics within Illinois or specifically Chicago, he may be interested in covering them.
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By: Justin Kaufmann
The annual MLB Winter Meetings are underway in Dallas, and both Chicago baseball teams may be looking to sell rather than buy.
By: Carrie Shepherd, Justin Kaufmann, Monica Eng
Chicago City Council voted to pass Mayor Brandon Johnson's $17.3 billion budget proposal on Monday, but not before opponents and onetime allies took turns criticizing the process and Johnson's leadership.
The project was supposed to wrap up this fall, but testing will force them to reopen in January.
After Kyle Tucker, the Cubs are signaling they aren't done yet.
The company says it is using new technology to prevent short-term rentals for events and parties.
Some major establishments have closed shop recently , including a surprise announcement from a beloved Evanston burger spot.
The holidays are always a stressful time for local media professionals as end-of-the-year layoffs sour the season.
Ready to try something other than alcohol this holiday season?
How well do you know our city's history when it comes to the holidays?
By: Justin Kaufmann, Carrie Shepherd
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