Roz Edward is the National Content Director at various esteemed publications. She specializes in themes such as culture and society, health and wellness, and urban development, with a focus on topics like the housing market, real estate development, and consumer health. Roz's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the New Pittsburgh Courier, Rolling Out, and the Chicago Defender.
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Roz Edward primarily covers local news, with a significant focus on government & politics and entertainment news. She also includes legal policy regulation and government announcements in her coverage.
Given this focus, Roz would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local events, community initiatives, or stories about individuals making an impact in Atlanta or Georgia. Pitches related to the political landscape of the area, as well as cultural events and entertainment industry developments within her geographic focus are likely to resonate with her.
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By: Roz Edward
An estimated 4.2 million young people experience homelessness in the United States every year. Children in the age group of 13 to 17 account for about 700,000 of that number. In the U.S. 1 in 30 minors experience homelessness and young adults in the 18-25 age group makeup the remaining 3.6 million young people who […]
Newly opened campaign office will serve as a community-centered hub for residents, volunteers, and supporters Lonnie Harrison Jr. today, Sept. 7, 2026, announced his candidacy for mayor of Harvey, Illinois, during a community gathering outside his newly opened campaign office at 15917 Dixie Highway in Harvey. Harrison shared his vision for bringing residents, public institutions, […]
By: Roz Edward
Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown speaks after receiving the Spingarn Medal from Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III, left, as actor Morris Chestnut, second from left and Brown’s children, Kizzie Brown-Duah, second from right and David Brown, right, look on.
By: Roz Edward
Current Chicago residents who lived in the city during severe 2023 and 2024 storms and experienced financial hardship as a result of storm damage can now apply for up to $15,000 in one-time financial assistance through the City's new $15 million Disaster Relief Assistance Program.
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Representatives from the Alliance of the Southeast (ASE) and Southeast Side community leaders Peggy Salazar, Marie Collins-Wright, Jim Kinney, Ana Johnson, and Sam Corona issued a statement of gratitude and support following an August 15, 2026, meeting with Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul at his Chicago office. The meeting addressed the joint lawsuit filed by Attorney General Raoul, Mayor Brandon Johnson, and the City of Chicago against A-F Acquisition LLC (doing business as Pullman Innovations) for persistent alleged air pollution and environmental violations affecting Jeffrey Manor and Slag Valley.
By: Roz Edward
More than 75 teens from Boys & Girls Clubs of Joliet met with local employers and professionals to explore potential career paths, learn about workforce opportunities and gain firsthand insight into life after high school. This event – supported by Caesars Entertainment – was held at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Joliet (226 E. […]
When “Fitting the Description” Turns Blackness Into Probable Cause By Edmond W. Davis Tashawn Bernard was 12 years old. Driving while Black. Working while Black. Walking while Black. And now, apparently, doing chores while Black. These phrases describe a painful American reality in which routine encounters between Black citizens—particularly Black males—and law enforcement can escalate […]
By: Roz Edward
A New Report Revealed Slick Rick Jackson is Profiting from a Closed-Door Data Center Development While Residents Are Fighting for Answers A breaking report from Courier Georgia today explained how Slick Rick Jackson is investing in a data center that has local residents raising the alarm — yet another example of how Slick Rick is […]
By: Roz Edward
Today, the Cook County Bureau of Economic Development (BED) announced 92 businesses received a $100,000 Catalyst Grant, an initiative designed to accelerate growth, strengthen operations and support long-term success for Cook County’s small businesses. BED’s Cook County Small Business Source (The Source), which provides entrepreneurs with access to business advising, capital resources and informative events at no cost, designed the program to address business needs identified […]
By: Roz Edward
The Stockbridge City Council voted Saturday to remove 23-year-old Mayor Jayden Williams from office after a daylong evidentiary hearing into allegations of misconduct. The vote followed hours of testimony about the findings of an independent investigation examining alleged financial misconduct, abuse of power and inappropriate communications with a high school student. Williams has not been […]
