Suzanne Le Mignot is a Weekend AM anchor & reporter at CBS Chicago. She is passionate about giving a voice to the voiceless and covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, health and wellness, crime and justice, and animal care. Suzanne's work has been featured in CBS News and WIFR - Channel 23.
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Suzanne Le Mignot focuses on local news in Chicago and Illinois, covering a wide range of topics including crime, family & relationships, and general news. She frequently reports on evolving stories, breaking news, and announcements related to these themes.
Given her coverage focus on crime and justice within the local community, she may be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or firsthand accounts related to ongoing criminal investigations or legal developments within the region. Additionally, Suzanne's interest in family & relationships suggests she might also consider pitches that highlight human-interest stories about families facing challenges or overcoming adversity.
Local experts such as law enforcement officials, legal professionals specializing in criminal law or social work practitioners could be valuable sources for providing insights into the evolving stories surrounding crime and family-related issues covered by Suzanne Le Mignot.
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The Glenwood Sunday Market​ is now celebrating its 17th season offering sustainable and local food along a cobblestoned stretch of Glenwood Avenue in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood.
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Nearly four years since drag performer Tyvon Marco Henderson​ was gunned down behind his West Garfield Park home, his murder remains unsolved, but his family's fight for justice and to keep his memory alive lives on.
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People's Resource Center CEO Jeni Fabian said the center had to throw away three tons of food due to a power outage resulting from Monday's storms.
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Founded in a garage in 2009 and later based on 16th Street, Boxing Out Negativity is now opening a significantly larger facility at Lawndale Plaza in North Lawndale.
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The music will be silent after nearly 50 years at Guitar Works in Evanston, as the beloved shop prepares to close for good at the end of August due to rising costs and declining sales.
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The plovers were gone from their summertime home at Montrose Beach as of Sunday, but they were still in the Chicago area.
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Nearly 175,000 homes and businesses in Northwest Indiana remained without power on Friday afternoon, days after severe storms caused widespread damage across the region.
By: Suzanne Le Mignot
Nearly 175,000 homes and businesses in Northwest Indiana remained without power on Friday night, days after severe storms caused widespread damage across the region.
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As people age, it becomes crucial to do whatever possible to protect from issues like memory loss. But leading neurologist Dr. David Perlmutter said the process actually starts well before advanced age.
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A Chicago teen will is drumming up a dream come true. Oliver Mendoza, an accomplished high schooler with a passion for Latin percussion instruments, is taking the stage at Ravinia, opening for international superstar Ricky Martin.
