Susan Sarkauskas is a copy editor and paginator for the Chicago Sun-Times and Daily Herald in Arlington Heights, Illinois. With a focus on local news, Susan covers a range of topics including crime, court cases, law enforcement, and community issues impacting the Arlington Heights area.
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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.
Given her extensive reporting on crime, Susan may also be interested in human-interest stories related to community events that have a legal angle or impact on the local population.
When pitching to Susan, it's important for sources to have direct knowledge or involvement in the specific incidents being covered or provide valuable insights into broader trends affecting the Arlington Heights community.
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By: Susan Sarkauskas
Glendale Heights officials could decide next week whether Village President Chodri Khokhar gets to remain on the spring ballot in his bid for a second term.
By: Susan Sarkauskas
Police and a bird-monitoring group are investigating how two dozen Canada geese sustained lead poisoning in Lombard, Addison and Villa Park. Two geese were found dead Nov. 14 on the shore of Lombard L...
By: Susan Sarkauskas
A man was sentenced Monday to 12 years in prison for killing a man in a DUI crash on I-55 near Darien. Robert Ebel, 55, pleaded guilty in April to one count of aggravated DUI — accident causing deat...
A man was sentenced Monday to 12 years in prison for killing a man in a DUI crash on I-55 near Darien.
By: Susan Sarkauskas
The source of the lead is being investigated, authorities said. Police and a bird-monitoring group are investigating how two dozen Canada geese sustained lead poisoning in Lombard, Addison and Villa Park.
By: Susan Sarkauskas
The Kaneland school board decided Monday it was too timid in 2023 when voters rejected a request to borrow $57.5 million for renovation and construction. Next April, it is asking for much more — $14...
By: Susan Sarkauskas
Aurora got its “City of Lights” nickname because, in 1881, it was one of the first towns in the United States to install electric streetlights. That history of innovation continues, Aurora Mayor R...
By: Susan Sarkauskas
Someone burned human remains Wednesday morning near Lincoln Marsh Natural Area in Wheaton, police announced Thursday. A passerby noticed a fire off a trail in the marsh and found the remains around 7:...
By: Charles Keeshan, Susan Sarkauskas
When time's running short to finish your holiday shopping, buying gift cards from the local big box or grocery store is an easy way to cross the task off your list, especially when you just don't know what to get.
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By: Susan Sarkauskas
Wheaton police say they have determined that a burned body found Wednesday at Lincoln Marsh Natural Area is that of a missing person.
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