Justin Kaufmann is a reporter at Axios. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, food and beverages, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Illinois and Chicago. Justin's work has been featured in HIGH TIMES, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, Cigalah Group, Chicago Public Square, and Axios.
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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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Indiana's legislature upped a long-standing rivalry with Illinois by introducing a bill to steal disgruntled counties.
Does Notre Dame qualify as a Chicago team? Or does it belong to Indianapolis?
By: Justin Kaufmann
Sunday night will mark the end of " Beyond the Beltway, " Bruce DuMont's long-running political talk show. Why it matters: The nationally syndicated show is produced in Chicago.
How well do you know your Chicago MLK history?
ABC7 confirms that the legendary reporter is no longer with the station.
The Lions offensive coordinator was sought after by many teams.
By: Justin Kaufmann
The voluntary buyouts come just months after cuts at the company.
The mixed use arts and culture development is moving forward on Clark Street.
Turdean signed one of the biggest "Homegrown Player" contracts in MLS history.
The new dispensary will sell hemp-derived THC products.
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