Susan Sarkauskas is a copy editor/paginator at the Chicago Sun-Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, governance, and regional news, with a particular focus on white-collar crime, animal cruelty, and construction issues. Susan's work has also been featured in CDC Gaming Reports and the Daily Herald (Chicago, IL).
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Susan Sarkauskas primarily covers local crime and legal issues in the Arlington Heights area of Illinois. Her focus on breaking news and evolving stories indicates she is likely to be most responsive to pitches about rapidly developing local crimes, law enforcement activities, or significant legal policy changes within her coverage area.
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Aurora residents won't get to vote on whether they want limits on campaign donations to city officials after all.
Alex Arroyo was selected Tuesday to fill the District 7 vacancy on the Kane County Board.
By: Susan Sarkauskas
Plans for a marijuana dispensary to open in a former Arby’s restaurant in Batavia are moving forward. The city council will vote on a request for a conditional use permit Tuesday for Dutchess Cannab...
By: Susan Sarkauskas
A man accused of causing a crash that severely injured a Kane County deputy pleaded guilty Thursday to aggravated reckless driving.
By: Charles Keeshan, Susan Sarkauskas
“Snakes on a Plane” might have been more than just a campy movie starring Samuel L. Jackson if not for a sharp-eyed Transportation Security Administration officer.
A Lombard man has been charged with murdering a woman early Friday morning. According to DuPage County court records, Charles H.
A Lombard man has been charged with the murder of a woman early Friday morning
By: Susan Sarkauskas
An elderly Lombard man charged with murdering his wife did so because he “went nuts” after she wouldn't stop yelling and screaming at him, according to a 911 call played at a court hearing Saturday morning.
Charles Witter, 81, is accused of shooting his wife Helen to death Friday in their Lombard home. His lawyer says the wife was suffering dementia and was yelling and screaming at Witter. Witter was ordered detained pending trial.
By: Susan Sarkauskas
An Aurora man has been convicted of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and child pornography charges.
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