Violet Miller is a general assignment reporter at the Chicago Sun-Times, having begun her career as an intern and later a freelancer. Her reporting spans a variety of themes including law and legal affairs, culture and society, and social interest, with a focus on topics such as civil rights, LGBTQ+ issues, and animal rights. Violet's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Chicago Public Media, NBC Chicago, and St. Louis Public Radio.
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Violet Miller's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on crime and community events in Chicago. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to local incidents, indicating a preference for timely pitches regarding ongoing events or emerging developments.
Given her coverage of topics like radio ownership changes and bankruptcy filings, she may also respond well to pitches related to business developments within the Chicago area.
Additionally, as she covers government & politics themes at 16%, Violet might be receptive to relevant pitches relating to this subject matter within the context of Illinois or Chicago.
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By: Violet Miller
The suit accuses the city, the Chicago Board of Ethics, Office of the Inspector General and then-Inspector general Deborah Witzburg of “acting with profound malice, fabricating a case, suppressing evidence, and intentionally using false testimony" to "destroy" the Council member's career, said…
By: Violet Miller
Among the performers was Zhi Qing Aiu, who performed the face-changing art of bian lian, which uses different masks swapped out mid-performance to show the changing emotions of the dance's story. Chinese Consul General in Chicago Wang Baodong also spoke on the U.S.-Chinese relations after President Donald Trump's visit there last week.
By: Violet Miller
Ammar Houssamo is accused of fatally shooting Nick Calzaretta and then turning the gun on himself in a jarring attack last week. Calzaretta had previously obtained a protective order barring Houssamo from contacting him, but it was lifted more than two years ago.
Nicor's proposal could bump gas bills by an average of $72 per year for the company's 2.3 million customers across the northern part of the state.
By: Violet Miller
Visiting the site where Bob and Kathy Kucaba's father — Anton Kucaba, a World War II veteran and Bronze Star recipient — is buried alongside his father, mother and great-aunt at Bohemian National Cemetery is a Memorial Day tradition the family has carried on for decades.
Dozens, including many veterans and relatives of veterans, gathered in front of the city's riverwalk Vietnam War memorial wall to protest ongoing U.S. military action around the globe.
By: Jon Seidel Violet Miller
That investigation is active within U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros' office, a law enforcement source told the Chicago Sun-Times.
Firefighters responded to a call of a rubbish fire at 5040 S. Campbell Avenue at 6:41 p.m.,
Leak Jr. ascended to vice president of Leak and Sons at 23 in 1993, 60 years after his grandfather had started the business.
By: Violet Miller
The legislation, passed at the end of the spring session, removes hormone and abortion medications from the state's prescription monitoring program, require insurers licensed in the state to cover at least six-months of hormone prescriptions by 2028 and create a framework for youth in foster care to have a say when they are being moved out of state.
