Robert McCoppin is a reporter at the Chicago Tribune. He focuses on news and trends in Chicago's suburbs, particularly the legalization of marijuana, as well as health issues related to COVID and nursing homes. His work has been featured in various publications, including Derrick Publishing Co, Yahoo News, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Robert Mccoppin's coverage heavily focuses on local news within Illinois, particularly in Chicago. His articles often revolve around legal policy regulation and government announcements related to topics such as migrants, cannabis, and bankruptcy. Given the prevalence of evolving stories in his coverage, he is likely open to pitches providing new developments or updates on ongoing issues within these areas.
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By: Robert McCoppin, Jeremy Gorner
CHICAGO — Hawthorne Race Course has reached a preliminary agreement to sell the track for $90 million to a company that's expected to close down the racetrack unless another bidder comes to the rescue in bankruptcy court.
By: Jeremy Gorner, Robert McCoppin
Hawthorne Race Course has reached a preliminary agreement to sell the track for $90 million to a company that's expected to close down the racetrack unless another bidder comes to the rescue in bankruptcy court.
By: Robert McCoppin
Erica Champ has a serious toothache. One tooth has erupted through her gum. Another throbs below the surface. Sometimes she suffers severe pain and facial swelling.
By: Robert McCoppin
On a sweltering summer day, a worker walked through Elk Grove Cemetery, searching the ground. Where he saw a depression, he eased a slender steel pole into the soil, probing.
By: Caroline Kubzansky
The occupants who were in a boat that during Friday's massive storm that led to three children's drowning deaths were from Batavia and Wheaton and the city of Fontana, Wisc., according to the Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency.
By: Robert McCoppin, Caroline Kubzansky
Wheaton school officials Wednesday confirmed that in a massive storm Friday were students in its district.
By: Robert McCoppin
A buyer should beware of a Bentley on sale for half price, says public finance analyst Geoffrey Propheter. So should the public on a sports stadium, Propheter says.
By: Robert McCoppin
will likely have to close after a buyer who wants to use the site for other purposes turned out to be the — but track and horse operators hope to keep racing alive for now.
By: Robert McCoppin
Two tornadoes . One in Glen Ellyn and one in Lansing. Two-inch hail in Oak Brook. A 63 mph wind gust in Lakeview. A month's worth of rain — 3 inches — at Midway Airport.
By: Robert McCoppin
The operator of a day care in Crystal Lake was found guilty of aggravated battery after prosecutors said she pinned down a baby and broke one of his ribs while changing his diaper.
