Sam Borcia is the CEO and Publisher at Outdoor News. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public safety, crime and justice, health and wellness, construction, and animal care. His work has been featured in Outdoor News and Lake and McHenry County Scanner.
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Sam Borcia’s coverage primarily focuses on local crime stories, car accidents, fires, and law enforcement in Illinois. Given the prevalence of breaking news and evolving stories in his work, he might be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing criminal cases or developing incidents involving law enforcement.
As a journalist covering local news with a focus on crime and public safety issues, Sam would likely appreciate pitches that provide access to exclusive information from sources directly involved or affected by these types of events. Additionally, providing expert insights into crime trends or legal aspects related to the covered topics could attract his attention.
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By: Sam Borcia
A downstate man was charged Monday with mailing salt he told agents looked like anthrax to four members of Congress after hearing of white powder letters like the one that drew a hazmat team to Congressman Brad Schneider's Lincolnshire office.
By: Sam Borcia
A man was convicted of first-degree murder Friday after jurors saw video of a masked lookout outside a 51-year-old man's Waukegan home as the victim was pulled back inside where he was beaten, stabbed and shot.
By: Sam Borcia
A driver and two passengers were transported to the hospital after their car failed to yield at a stop sign and was hit by a garbage truck in a crash that left both vehicles with heavy damage near Marengo, authorities said.
By: Sam Borcia
State health officials say they are “disappointed by the lack of clear communication” from Vista Medical Center East's leaders and got no warning before anesthesia services stopped at the Waukegan hospital despite weekly meetings.
By: Sam Borcia
A 72-year-old Fox Lake man who is a former owner of the now-closed J & D's Bar and Grill near Wauconda is accused of selling a large amount of cocaine in Lake County, authorities said.
By: Sam Borcia
A 22-year-old Lake Bluff man who was among five dead in a murder-suicide committed by his father in Mundelein is being remembered by his family as “wonderful, gentle, and kind” and by his boss as a “brilliant and passionate chef.”
By: Sam Borcia
A 43-year-old Crystal Lake man is accused of sexually abusing his child neighbor for seven months, hiding it with coded messages and buying Plan B to avoid detection and a pregnancy, prosecutors said.
By: Sam Borcia
A 36-year-old Algonquin mother of two was strangled to death in a Chicago apartment by a man who then sexually assaulted a second woman at gunpoint as the mother lay dead in the same apartment, authorities said.
By: Sam Borcia
The U.S. Department of Justice will not say whether it is sending federal election monitors to Lake and McHenry counties for next week's election amid the Trump administration's push for the “largest monitoring effort in history.”
By: Sam Borcia
A three-vehicle crash sent a car into a ditch where it became fully engulfed in flames on Interstate 90 near Marengo, hours after a deadly crash a few miles west closed lanes on the same stretch, police said.
