Victor Jacobo is a Reporter at WDJT CBS 58. He covers a wide range of themes including regional interest, world news, culture, and spirituality, with a particular focus on events and conferences across North America and LATAM. Victor's work has been featured in notable outlets such as KHOU 11, NewsWest 9, KENS 5, KVUE MEDIA, WFAA, and CBS News.
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Victor Jacobo's coverage spans local news, with a focus on government and politics, crime, and sports in the United States, specifically in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. His articles are often tied to evolving events or government announcements. It is apparent that he covers a wide range of topics including mayoral elections, crime stories, airport-related updates, as well as sports events.
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The Chicago Department of Transportation said inspections of the Cortland Street Bridge have turned up additional issues not originally included in planned repairs, and prompted a need for further assessment.
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A cyclist killed in a crash in the Bridgeport neighborhood on Friday afternoon was an employee with the Chicago Department of Transportation who spent years working on improving the city's bicycle infrastructure.
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Chicago City Council members on Tuesday continued to put pressure on the Johnson administration to replace the city's ShotSpotter gunshot detection system, as a top city official revealed it could be eight more months to get it done.
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A tornado outbreak pounded the Chicago area on Thursday evening, with multiple twisters reported, leaving behind an extensive trail of damage stretching from the western suburbs to northwest Indiana.
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Northwest Indiana was hit by at least three tornadoes on Thursday evening as powerful storms swept through the Chicago area, with Merrillville among the hardest-hit areas.
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The Merrillville community is still grappling with the destruction caused by an EF-2 tornado that tore through neighborhoods.
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Security is tightening up near the Obama Presidential Center ahead of this week's grand opening ceremony on Thursday.
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Five years after Chicago police officer Ella French was shot and killed in the line of duty, the Civilian Office of Police Accountability released body camera footage showing the late officer's final moments.
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Even though tickets to get into the Obama Presidential Center's museum are sold out through October, people can still explore other aspects of the $850 million campus that are free and open to the public
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Young athletes across Chicago were gearing up Wednesday for their next bouts in the Chicago Park District's Citywide Boxing Showcase.
