Quinn Myers is a senior editor and features reporter for BuzzFeed, focusing on local news in Illinois, specifically in Chicago. Quinn's articles cover a wide range of topics, including community events, local businesses, city politics, and social issues impacting the Chicago area.
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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.
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By: Mack Liederman
Johnson said Chicago police and neighbors created “a safe, energetic, vibrant convention.” The DNC ends Thursday with Vice President Kamala Harris accepting the Democratic nomination for president.
Greyhound’s lease on its Harrison Street terminal is set to end in October, and operators will likely have to vacate the site by Sept. 20. The city has yet to nail down a plan for where riders and buses will go when that happens.
By: Quinn Myers
Mayor Brandon Johnson did not rule out a property tax increase as the city grapples with a forecasted $982 million dollar budget gap for 2025.
By: Quinn Myers
Order a pour of rare Macallan — or a can of Busch Light — at the bar in the former @North Bar spot. “Get off your high horse, get on your low horse,” a co-owner said.
For 50 years, Cintron's San Juan Freezer ice cream truck has been a staple for affordable treats in Bucktown, Logan Square, Humboldt Park and other Northwest Side neighborhoods. Visitation is planned for Saturday.
CITY HALL — Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration is enacting a hiring freeze for city departments and strictly limiting overtime and travel expenditures as Chicago faces a large budget deficit for the rest of 2024 — and a projected gap in 2025 of almost $1 billion.
The jerseys were given to him by the Cubs, Sox and Blackhawks and hung on the wall of Mauro's now-closed Pork & Mindy's restaurant in Wicker Park. He's offering an Italian beef reward to anyone with information.
Chicago writer Josh Noel goes behind-the-scenes of the bitter yet beloved Chicago liqueur in “Malört: The Redemption of a Revered and Reviled Spirit,” out now from Chicago Review Press.
By: Quinn Myers
The Mexican restaurant will close Sept. 29. "It has really been an honor to serve our community," owners wrote in a letter to customers.
The caterer and event space is bringing back its public-facing cafe after an extended pandemic hiatus, serving coffee, salads, panini and more in the newly renovated space.
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