Tara Molina is a journalist for CBS News, primarily covering local news in the Chicago area. She has a focus on investigative reporting and has covered a range of topics including transportation, crime, extreme weather, and social issues. Her work has been featured in various media outlets and she is known for her in-depth reporting and commitment to delivering accurate and impactful news stories.
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Tara Molina's reporting focuses primarily on local crime and government announcements in the Chicago area. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, with a significant emphasis on carjackings, robberies, and shootings.
For those seeking to reach out to Tara, providing insights or data related to ongoing criminal activities, law enforcement initiatives or policies aimed at addressing these issues would be highly relevant. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on government policies impacting crime rates in the Chicago area may also find a receptive audience in her coverage.
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CHICAGO (CBS) -- Chicago hotels are gearing up for the Democratic National Convention, and owners and managers said while the event is huge for Chicago, it's not the biggest week for their industry.
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Police said a woman came up and grabbed a man's phone away, and beat him with a hammer when he tried to get it back.
By: Tara Molina
NORTHBROOK, Ill. (CBS) -- Eighteen people were killed Wednesday of this week in Gaza — including two staffers with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees — when Israel bombed a school housing displaced Palestinians in Gaza.
By: Tara Molina
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Billions of federal dollars are being awarded to clean energy projects across the country, and Illinois is set to see a big chunk of it.
By: Tara Molina
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A 12-year-old and four teenagers were arrested and charged Tuesday in a number of crimes reported on the Chicago Transit Authority system.
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DOLTON, Ill. (CBS) -- In south suburban Dolton, some people have been left asking who's running the town.
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Despite a major push from the Chicago Teachers Union, there is a true split on the new elected board. But with Mayor Brandon Johnson still appointing some of the board members.
By: Tara Molina
CHICAGO (CBS) -- We are living through what is likely the hottest year ever recorded, according to climate scientists, who say it could not have been possible without human-produced greenhouse gases.
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