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Jo Marquez's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Chicago and Illinois, with a strong emphasis on crime-related stories and weather updates. Given the nature of the articles, Jo would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or evolving crime stories, severe weather events affecting the area, as well as government announcements and policies impacting Chicago and Illinois. Pitches featuring insights from law enforcement officials, community leaders, policymakers, or experts familiar with local crime trends could be particularly relevant for Jo's coverage.
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By: Jo Marquez, Marc Rochkind
Kathryn Pilgrim already ripped out the pipes she suspected were lead in her century-old Victorian home in Dunkirk, New York, and installed a kitchen filter built to strip heavy metals from her tap water.
By: Uncorked Stroll, Jo Marquez
Lincoln Avenue is about to smell a lot less like toy store shelves and spa candles and a lot more like pinot noir.
Flames tore through heavy piles of appliances and recyclable scrap at a facility on the 1200 block of North Cicero Avenue Friday afternoon, September
A man was critically wounded Thursday afternoon at 5:09 p.m. after someone approached him and opened fire in the 800 block of North Kedzie Avenue in Humboldt Park, according to Chicago police.
By: Jo Marquez
Two Cook County sheriff's deputies spent between 30 and 45 minutes behind bars this week after Judge John Lyke held them in criminal contempt during
By: Jo Marquez, Harley Clarke Mansion
The Harley Clarke Mansion, a publicly owned lakefront landmark at 2603 Sheridan Road that has sat empty for more than a decade, has cleared a major hurdle toward new life.
By: Jo Marquez
A 10-story office building at 1911–1921 South Indiana Avenue in the South Loop is headed into foreclosure after its primary tenant, the State of
About 40 vehicles were broken into at a University of Illinois Chicago parking garage on Friday, according to a student estimate, with shattered windows reported and students upset about the break-ins.
Participants climbed 50 flights of stairs inside a West Loop skyscraper Saturday morning, part of the first Chicago Tower Climb organized by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
By: Jo Marquez, Kateryna Hliznitsova
A 60-year-old Batavia woman who worked as a bookkeeper for two West Chicago construction companies is facing felony charges after prosecutors say
