Mugo Odigwe is a reporter for WBBM-TV, the CBS-affiliated television station in Chicago, Illinois. Odigwe's reporting primarily focuses on local crime and public safety news, covering incidents and events within the Chicago metropolitan area.
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Mugo Odigwe's coverage predominantly focuses on crime stories in the Chicago area, with a keen interest in evolving and breaking news. Given this focus, Mugo would likely be responsive to pitches that provide unique insights or exclusive information related to ongoing crime incidents within Chicago.
As Mugo's articles primarily cover local crime stories, she may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who have first-hand knowledge or expertise related to law enforcement, criminal justice, or community safety initiatives specifically within the Chicago area.
Given her emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories, providing timely and relevant information pertaining to ongoing criminal incidents could increase the chances of successfully engaging with Mugo for potential coverage.
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By: Mugo Odigwe
CHICAGO (CBS) — An employee shot and killed two people in a South Side restaurant on Monday night.
By: Mugo Odigwe, Todd Feurer
CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Chicago Teachers Union wants the city to take money used to entice developers and re-direct it to Chicago Public Schools, saying it could generate $1 billion for the school district.
By: Mugo Odigwe
CHICAGO (CBS) — A Rockford woman took to social media to find the good Samaritan who gave up her seat on a flight so her daughter could escape the hurricane zone.
By: Mugo Odigwe
A woman took to social media to find the good Samaritan who gave up her seat on a flight so her daughter could escape the hurricane zone.
By: Mugo Odigwe
Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.
By: Mugo Odigwe
The 45-year-old driver and 40-year-old passenger of the silver sedan were taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center where they were both pronounced dead.
By: Mugo Odigwe
Two events taking place Wednesday morning are focused on ongoing issues with schools in Chicago.
By: Mugo Odigwe
The victim was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in serious condition.
One man told CBS News Chicago he ran down the street and knocked on people's doors to get them out of their homes.
One woman was rescued, and three people did not survive.
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