Mike Krauser is a writer for CBS Radio, focusing on local news in New York City. With a strong emphasis on crime, accidents, and community events, Mike delivers timely and impactful stories that keep listeners informed about the happenings in their city.
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Mike Krauser's work primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and government & politics. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to various topics such as crime, accidents, community events, immigration, marriage, fires, animal rescue, lawsuits, shootings and airport development.
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By: Mike Krauser
Parents and students crowded an Evanston/Skokie School District 65 board meeting Monday demanding that the board reverse a decision to move students out of Bessie Rhodes School, which is slated for closure after the next school year.
According to Chicago Police, a man was being robbed by three armed men at a bus stop near 82nd and Cottage Grove. The robbers fired shots at the man, and, police said one bullet traveled to the next block, hitting a woman, 20, inside an apartment.
By: Mike Krauser
The Field Museum recently finished a project using a CT scanner to virtually unwrap more than two dozen mummies in its collection, some of which were 3,000 years old.
Election officials are considering increased security after a confrontation at an early voting site in Champaign. It happened at a church serving as a polling place, after a man was asked to take off a hat tied to a political candidate.
Chicago Police detectives are investigating overnight burglaries in Armour Square and the West Loop. One of the businesses that was hit was Ricobene’s on 26th Street, home of the famous breaded steak sandwich.
The official City of Chicago Christmas Tree was cut down Friday morning in the Logan Square neighborhood. The tree is a 53-foot-tall blue spruce that has, for fifty years, been in the side yard of the historic Kimball House.
By: Mike Krauser
A Catholic priest who was removed from ministry after allegations were made that he sexually abused a minor years earlier has been cleared to return. Cardinal Blase Cupich said the allegations against Rev. William Killeen are unsubstantiated.
Police in Arlington Heights are looking for four people involved in a shooting at a hotel. Police and EMS were called to the Red Roof Inn on Algonquin Road. A man “entered the lobby bleeding profusely from a gunshot wound,” according to police.
Nurses at University of Illinois Chicago have set a strike date for about two weeks from now, citing an inability to find common ground. The nurses say they’re striking over a number of issues: pay, working conditions, staffing, security.
Animal rights advocates are furious over the trapping of hundreds of pigeons in parking lots in Niles. Video was shot in the parking lot of a strip mall on Golf Road. Chava Sonnier, founder of Midwest Pigeon Rescue, said the footage is unpleasant.
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