Thank you to all of the amazing editors that polished each and every line of my work and to the fellow reporters that supported me in every story. I'm excited to share what comes next, but I'll always have happy memories from McClatchy. (4/4)
Today is my last day as a reporter at McClatchy! It's been a great 1.5 years of covering crime, courts and everything in between for a national audience. (1/4)
From politics to rattlesnakes, I wrote a total of 1,097 stories during my tenure (yes, I counted) and averaged about three stories a day. Writing at this pace proved to be a challenge, but one I am proud to have accomplished. (3/4)
I truly believe that housing is one of the most important issues of our time. I hope you will see my byline again soon. I have too many questions left unanswered for anyone to shut me up for long :)
If you know of other journalism opportunities out there, please let me know
My colleague @KateLinderman4 and I are covering the thousands of "No Kings" demonstrations set to take place today, June 14, across the country on the same day as Trump's military parade.
Follow along for live updates: https://t.co/30B1EphTe1
Thousands of “No Kings” demonstrations are planned to take place Saturday, June 14, across more than 1,500 cities the same day of President Donald Trump’s military parade.
Follow along for live updates from @nataliedemaree and me:
https://t.co/FK6zD7kCpS
Navigating Chicago’s immigration court is complicated.
Am I entitled to an attorney? What happens if I miss a court hearing? Here are answers to common questions.
@injusticewatch reports: https://t.co/4pLhte5BW4
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The WSJ reported that Trump could start to dissolve the Department of Education as soon a today. Here's what any sort of disruption to the dept. could mean for student loan borrowers.
I spoke with experts last month:
https://t.co/7n3uVphsAu
Though President Donald Trump pushed Canada to appoint a “fentanyl czar” to avoid steep tariffs, data of drug seizures at the northern border shows that fentanyl makes up less than 1% of drug seizures in the last three years.
Take a look at the breakdown: https://t.co/FSfyUlp1Ph
It’s unlikely that Donald Trump will be able to fully dissolve the Department of Education, but experts warn that even a shake up in the department could seriously impact financial aid and student loans.
Here’s how:
https://t.co/7n3uVpi0q2
As the Trump Administration's tariffs on Canada are set to take effect Tuesday, here's how Canadian news outlets are reporting on the issue.
My latest:
https://t.co/GAZ1g2DaoT
Student journalists are on the front lines of keeping their communities informed. Please support @14eastmag *today* during the 24-hour @DePaulU Blue Demon Challenge. Every $1 or $5 helps! Video by Meredith Bach. Donate here: https://t.co/68zvJMXVRZ
Trump’s administration issued a temporary federal funding pause announcement Jan. 27, sending some college students and their parents into a panic over student loans: https://t.co/l1jrqgm78g
Trump's sweeping pardon for Jan. 6 insurrectionists puts the president behind Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman in the ranking for most pardons issued during a modern president’s term, with a couple of notable exceptions.
See the numbers: https://t.co/5avF5xidwD