Russell Lissau is a journalist for The Daily Herald, based in Arlington Heights, Illinois. He covers local news and events in the Chicago area, with a focus on topics such as education, community issues, and crime. In addition to his journalism work, Russell is also a comic book writer, known for his series "THE HARDWAYS."
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Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States (Local)
Russell Lissau's articles primarily focus on local news, government and politics, as well as crime in the United States, particularly in Illinois and specifically Arlington Heights. As such, he is likely to be responsive to pitches relating to local events or developments within these areas.
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By: Russell Lissau
Nearly a year after a system failure left hundreds of homes and businesses in southern Lake County without drinkable water for days, legislation
Four people were hurt Wednesday in a six-vehicle crash that shut down lanes of a busy road near Long Grove during the morning rush hour.
By: Russell Lissau
A Grayslake man used 3D printers to illegally manufacture firearms and machine gun conversion devices, police said Thursday.
By: Russell Lissau
A retired Mundelein paint store owner who was active with several community organizations in Lake County has died, just 13 days after his wife of nearly 75 years.
By: Russell Lissau
A temporary closure of a busy stretch of Route 45 in Mundelein scheduled for next week has been postponed so a detour route can be developed, village officials said Friday.
By: Russell Lissau
Money for road repairs and improvements at the South Barrington Conservancy is included in the village's proposed $13 million budget for the 2025 fiscal year.
By: Russell Lissau
Suburban Republican Party leaders are slating candidates for state legislative races that didn’t draw primary contenders despite a new law designed to prevent such aspirants from being considered by...
A Waukegan-area man is facing drug-related charges following a monthlong Lake County Sheriff's Office task force investigation, police said Friday.
By: Russell Lissau
A Lake Zurich man facing child pornography charges will remain jailed until his trial, a judge ordered. Jared Honegger, 24, was ordered held indefinitely Thursday by Judge Ari Fisz, according to a new...
By: Russell Lissau
Charges are pending against two men police say pointed handguns at people Thursday from an SUV that struck other vehicles in Palatine.
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