An editor on the NYT standards desk. Formerly @WBEZ @ChicagoTribune, The Times-Picayune. Music lover, coffee drinker and follower of barometric pressure
Excited to share I will be joining The New York Times as an editor in September. I am beyond thrilled for this opportunity, and will be joining a desk of editors who help uphold accuracy, fairness and ethical standards across the org. Chicago, we will miss you! NYC, here we come!
Tuesday, November 5th is election day. Besides voting for the president, here's what you should know about the other races on the ballot in Illinois. Angela Rozas O’Toole, WBEZ senior politics editor, explains.
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Election day is tomorrow. Besides voting for candidates, did you know about the statewide referendums? Angela Rozas O’Toole, WBEZ senior politics editor, explains.
See more at https://t.co/V9slcNqFCY.
President Joe Biden has taken the stage on the first night of the Democratic National Convention.
Latest updates from tonight's speeches: https://t.co/4vLmXEu5Z2
When @davemckinney wrote this story in 2022, Chicago didn’t yet have the convention, and Biden was very much the presumed nominee. And yet, Dave’s look at “what if” then seems not as far-fetched now. https://t.co/hlwkbPNzvw
So honored to have won a #Murrow and contributed to another in a @WBEZ + @Suntimes collab. And many thanks to the brave people who shared their stories. This work isn’t possible without you.
Congrats to all the winners! Stories below ⬇️
Proud to be part of this team, which has been named a finalist for the prestigious Toner Award for local reporting on the Chicago Mayor’s Race. https://t.co/Y9LhU6XIub
Moog had served as CEO since 2020, overseeing the merger of the Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ, creating the largest local nonprofit news organization in the country. https://t.co/J5sY4kkcFj
Here's @davemckinney with another folo on the fallout of ComEd. Turns out, Exelon is footing the legal bills. The company wouldn’t divulge how much it has paid and maintains that no ratepayer dollars are being used for the expense. https://t.co/RmieUeq9HI
The federal jury that voted to convict four former ComEd executives and lobbyists appeared to make a forceful statement with its verdicts:
It strongly disliked how Springfield does business. https://t.co/t2jqCBHwgY