Lynnea Domienik is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for Chicago Public Media, covering local news and issues that impact the community. Her articles focus on topics such as politics, social justice, healthcare, and education.
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Lynnea’s coverage focuses on local news in Chicago, encompassing a wide range of topics including immigration, healthcare, education, city government and culture & society. Her articles often feature government announcements and expert commentary.
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For the first time, Chicagoans cast votes for members of the partially elected school board.
By: Lynnea Domienik
Twenty-nine alderpersons from across the political spectrum signed a letter calling for a special meeting Wednesday.
By: Lynnea Domienik
A chef and a food writer discuss mac and cheese, the nostalgia around Thanksgiving dishes and unique family traditions.
In a new NBC show, award-winning food writer Kevin Pang teams up with The Wiener's Circle icon Poochie to taste the best of Chicago and the suburbs.
By: Lynnea Domienik
Author Katherine Rundell is out with a bestiary for our times that tells the stories of creatures endangered by man-made climate change.
By: Lynnea Domienik
Foxx affirmed her approach to the role of prosecutor. “Seeking justice is broad,” she says.
Mayor Johnson announced that he will halve the proposed property tax hike from $300 million to $150 million.
By: Lynnea Domienik
The Interior Department will create a new body, the National Energy Council, to pursue these goals.
To avoid stress, “you can make your pie crust today, freeze it, and thaw it before you want to make it,” says Martin Sorge.
By: Lynnea Domienik, Meha Ahmad
This week, there was a plot twist in the years-long Jussie Smollett case, we saw the reveal of a “magic list” from former Illinois House speaker
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