Mitchell Armentrout is a staff reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, specializing in local news coverage in Illinois and Chicago. With a background in journalism from the Medill School, Mitchell's reporting focuses on a wide range of topics including politics, business, crime, and community issues, providing in-depth coverage and analysis for readers.
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Illinois' 16th casino has opened in East Hazel Crest, adding to the state's plethora of gambling options.
Mitchell Armentrout, Chicago Sun-Times All bets were on Monday morning as Illinois' 16th casino opened its doors for business in the south suburbs.
By: Mitchell Armentrout
El casino n煤mero 16 de Illinois abri贸 sus puertas en East Hazel Crest, lo que se suma a la gran cantidad de opciones de juego del estado.
By: Fran Spielman, Mitchell Armentrout
Determined to stay in Chicago and stymied at their preferred lakefront site, the Bears are at least considering the possibility of building a domed stadium to jump-start development on the old Michael Reese Hospital site south of McCormick Place, sources confirmed Tuesday.
By: Mitchell Armentrout, Emmanuel Camarillo
Democratic nominee Kamala Harris won the vast majority of Latino precincts in Chicago, but her margins were often smaller than Joe Biden's in 2020. Residents told the Sun-Times it came down to the economy.
By: Mitchell Armentrout, Emmanuel Camarillo
Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris won the vast majority of Latino precincts in Chicago, but her margins were often smaller than Joe Biden's in 2020. Residents told the Sun-Times it came down to the economy.
By: Emmanuel Camarillo, Mitchell Armentrout
La candidata presidencial dem贸crata Kamala Harris gan贸 en la mayor铆a de los distritos latinos en Chicago, pero sus m谩rgenes fueron a menudo m谩s peque帽os que los de Joe Biden en 2020. Los residentes dijeron al Sun-Times que se debi贸 a la econom铆a.
By: Mitchell Armentrout
After two weeks of counting mail-in ballots, the Republican incumbent appears poised to eke out victory over Democratic challenger Maria Peterson, who hasn't ruled out requesting a recount of McLaughlin's razor-thin lead in the 52nd House District.
By: Mitchell Armentrout
Justices ruled Thursday that former Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board Executive Director Mauro Glorioso's complaint against the Sun-Times shouldn't be dismissed as meritless, retaliatory and in violation of a state law intended to protect citizen participation in government.
By: Matthew Hendrickson, Mitchell Armentrout, Jon Seidel, Dave McKinney
The request was not related to the presidential campaign, instead focusing on Patti Solis Doyle's brother's dealings in the Chicago City Council, according to testimony in the trial of former state House Speaker Mike Madigan.
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