Mike Clark is an Editorial Page Editor with a focus on local news in Chicago and the state of Illinois. He writes for various publications including WTAE, Chicago Sun-Times, Daily Journal, Clinton Herald, KISS FM, The Daily Reflector, and more. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, community events, human interest stories, and local news.
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Mike Clark’s coverage heavily leans towards local sports events, particularly high school sports. If you are involved in the Chicago sports scene or have insights into local athletes and their achievements, especially those related to high school sports, Mike may be interested in your input.
Considering his interest in rodeo and service dogs named after notable locals like Jimmy Stewart, pitches involving unique human-interest stories related to animals or lesser-known sport events could also capture his attention. Additionally, given the mention of a radio show "LEKTRONIC SHOW," he might be open to pitches about local radio personalities or special broadcasts.
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HARMAR TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A fatal crash involving a car and a motorcycle was under investigation by Allegheny County police Friday night.
By: Mike Clark
“It's a huge steppingstone to get seen this early in front of the MLB scouts,” Khan said. “That would be a great opportunity to showcase my skills at that level against some of the best competition.”
By: Mike Clark
Julia Martinez’s days of playing high-level basketball are likely over, but the Loyola Academy alumna is not walking away from the game. The graduate student wrapped up her college career on a high note when Saint Louis University beat Minnesota 69-50 on April 6 to win the Women’s National Invitation Tournament, or NIT. Martinez, a […]
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. — The Jewish celebration of Passover ends Tuesday, and during this time, one local high school student is using his
By: Mike Clark
Women have different symptoms, face more complications and often get misdiagnosed for the same vascular issues as men
By: Mike Clark
Feeling more tired than usual? Experiencing pelvic pain? It could be a problem with your arteries and veins.
The students from Milliones, Perry and Westinghouse are part of the Justice Scholars Institute, a program operated by the University of Pittsburgh School of Education that prepares PPS students to be advocates for change and social justice. It also allows the students to earn college credits while still in high school.
"Our mom was devoted to her family and friends and her zest for life touched all who were fortunate enough to know her," said a statement released by Heidy O'Connor, the Rev. Terrence O'Connor and Corey O'Connor.
By: Mike Clark, John Varney, Jeanne-Marie Souvigney, Dorothy Bradley
Gallatin National Forest plans falls short of preserving the forest.
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