Frank Main is a Staff Reporter at Chicago Public Media. He covers crime in Chicago while also exploring themes related to culture and society, including the arts, education, and cannabis. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Knowledia, The Journal-Courier, Fox 32 Chicago, NBC Chicago, Daily Herald, ABC 7 Chicago, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Frank Main's coverage heavily focuses on local crime and government & politics in Chicago. He tends to cover breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime, law enforcement, corruption, and political developments in the area.
Given his focus on local issues such as crime and law enforcement in Chicago, he would likely be interested in pitches relating to exclusive insights or expert commentary from individuals involved in these areas. Additionally, he may also appreciate information about evolving stories or breaking news related to criminal investigations or political developments within Illinois or specifically within the city of Chicago.
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