Marissa Perlman is a News Reporter at CBS Chicago. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, civil and family law, and regional interest stories, with a keen focus on aviation, healthcare, and international issues. Marissa's work has been featured in KVOA-TV, 13 WREX, NewsBreak, MSN, CBS News, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, WEAU 13 News, and WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26.
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Marissa Perlman's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime-related events in the Chicago area. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights or access to sources related to evolving crime stories and breaking news in Chicago and its suburbs. As she covers a significant amount of event coverage and government announcements, providing timely updates on local events, especially during holidays such as Christmas and New Year's, would likely be relevant.
Given her focus on family & relationships themes alongside crime reporting, pitches that incorporate human interest angles within the context of criminal incidents may be effective. Additionally, given her emphasis on entertainment news at 20%, any pitches that relate to this theme but also have a connection to the Chicago area could potentially catch her attention.
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A new report from the Chicago-Cook County Violence Against Women Task Force has identified gasp in the justice system that often fails survivors.
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Chicago Public Schools officials on Wednesday announced plans to lay off hundreds of teachers and other staff and impose five furlough days to help close a $732 million deficit for next school year.
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Smoke from the Canadian wildfires was back to choking Chicago air on Sunday after a break for the first part of the weekend.
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Speaking live on CBS News Chicago's morning news on Wednesday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson touted an improving economy and falling crime in the city and credited his administration with the success.
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The sister of a woman killed in a high-speed boat crash this past weekend on the Fox River said the victim always put others first.
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Columbia College Chicago is now the first private college in Illinois to offer free tuition and wraparound support to students who have experienced foster care.
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A proposal that could dramatically change the heart of downtown Northbrook faces growing opposition from some neighbors and business owners.
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For weeks, residents at a South Loop apartment building have been climbing up to eight flights of stairs after both elevators stopped working.
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The newly renovated dog area at Hamlin Park on Chicago's North Side is under scrutiny after several owners say their dogs suffered painful paw injuries from loose gravel.
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With the cyclosporiasis linked to iceberg lettuce growing and consumers wary of the products on grocery shelves, many in Chicago are turning to local farmers market for fresh and safe greens.
