Sarah Schulte is a journalist for WLS-TV, focusing on local news in Illinois, particularly in the city of Chicago. She has covered high-profile trials, corruption cases, and other significant events in the area. Her work has also been featured in CTV News.
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Chicago, Illinois, United States (Local)
Sarah Schulte's focus is on local government and politics, particularly in Chicago and Illinois. Her articles cover evolving stories related to corruption trials, legal policy regulation, breaking news, and government announcements.
To effectively reach out to Sarah with a pitch or as a source for her coverage, consider offering insights into ongoing political developments in the Chicago area or providing expert commentary on legal or regulatory matters impacting local governance. Additionally, if you have firsthand knowledge of unfolding events related to corruption trials or breaking political news in this region, your input may be valuable to Sarah's reporting.
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Chicago food pantry Care for Real in Edgewater relied on Dom's Kitchen & Market for donations. Now, they have a shortage of meals.
Days after the specialty grocery stories abruptly shut their doors without notice, the stores are full of food.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson is pulling his proposal to open a new migrant shelter in the city's 11th Ward.
By: Sarah Schulte
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is pulling a proposal to build a new migrant shelter on Canal Street on the city's South Side.
There's a plan to develop a tower apartment building in Chicago's Old Town neighborhood, and some people who live there are not happy about it.
Some Old Town, Chicago residents are pushing back on a proposal to build a tower apartment building at North and Wells.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's pick to serve on the RTA board, Rev. Ira Acree, is coming under fire for a lack of transit knowledge.
By: Sarah Schulte
'As a man, I don't have to use the CTA. I'm fortunate to have a car,'Rev. Ira Acree said
Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is seeking more funding from the Illinois state budget as the district faces the end of its COVID-19 money.
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