Quinn Myers is a journalist and senior editor at BuzzFeed. With a focus on food and beverages, regional interest, and world news, Quinn covers a diverse range of topics including crime, social issues, and the Russia-Ukraine War, particularly in the context of Illinois and Chicago. Quinn's work has been featured in Block Club Chicago.
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Quinn's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and the food & beverage industry in Chicago. If you're looking to pitch her a story, consider topics related to local businesses, community events, city council decisions or policies affecting the Wicker Park area. Contributions relating to restaurant openings/closures or profiles of influential figures in the food industry may also be well received.
Given Quinn's focus on Chicago and its neighborhoods like Wicker Park, she will likely appreciate pitches that directly relate to these areas and their communities. As her coverage includes both event reporting and government announcements with an emphasis on local impact stories make sure your pitch aligns with these themes for increased relevance.
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A 37-year-old man was stabbed shortly before 3 a.m. Monday after he was kicked out of The Owl, according to police and a bar employee.
The retailer completed extensive renovations to the former John Fluevog store on Milwaukee Avenue before opening last month.
By: Quinn Myers, Patrick Filbin
Both 90 Miles restaurants were closed as of Friday. The landlord of its Logan Square location is seeking almost $62,000 in rent as well as other fees, according to a lawsuit filed in November.
By: Quinn Myers
In an interview Tuesday with Block Club, Mayor Brandon Johnson also defended the 2025 budget process and reiterated his support for Chicago's sanctuary city status.
By: Francia Garcia Hernandez
Alds. Raymond Lopez and Silvana Tabares want to see certain crimes exempt from the city's Welcoming City ordinance, which prevents Chicago police from cooperating with federal agents when they arrest an undocumented person.
Monday's coyote incident comes more than 17 years after a coyote was captured inside a Downtown Quiznos in 2007.
The vintage shop is moving its West Town store from Chicago Avenue to Division Street and hosting a grand opening Saturday.
Ald. Daniel La Spata has pushed the measure since last year in a bid to increase traffic safety, but some alderpeople worry Black and Brown Chicagoans will be disproportionately impacted by enforcement.
By: Quinn Myers
The city is extending the popular walking and cycling trail under the Kennedy Expressway to Elston Avenue. Earlier plans estimated construction could be wrapped up by late 2026.
Known for its backpacks and outerwear, the store will close in early March, according to a notice on its front window. A West Loop location remains open.
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