I don’t like it here anymore. Investigations editor, @ChicagoTribune. One Pulitzer Prize and 7 finalists. https://xitter.cf/t.co/mHM6cUTfRG

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State officials have suspended a Chicago plastic surgeon’s license, temporarily barring him from practicing medicine in Illinois, following a Tribune investigation finding the state had not disciplined him despite eight patient deaths. chicagotribune.com/2026/07/2…
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The win marks the newspaper’s 29th Pulitzer Prize in its 179-year history. The Tribune was last awarded the prize for local news in 2022 for “Failures before the Fires,” an investigation that exposed the city’s history of failed code enforcement. chicagotribune.com/2026/05/0…
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Kaarin Tisue retweeted
Still have so much to learn about Chicago after a little more than a year here. One thing I can say I now know, though, is that when the Trib wins a Pulitzer, we head to the Billy Goat. 🍺🐐
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So very proud of my colleagues. The paper was also a finalist in public service for this work.
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So proud of my colleagues for their courage and hard work covering Midway Blitz.
Replying to @Poynter
🏆The Batten Metal, sponsored by Editors from the former Knight Ridder, goes to @USAToday Network Ohio and Staff at the @ChicagoTribune. USA Today Network Ohio, Vicious: An investigation into how Ohio law fails thousands of dog attack victims cincinnati.com/story/news/cr… Chicago Tribune, 64 Days in Chicago: The Story of Operation Midway Blitz chicagotribune.com/2025/12/2…
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A 69-hour workday? A Tribune analysis of a decade of legal bills in reverse-conviction cases shows the city paid some head-scratching invoices, including dozens of attorneys who billed for more than 24 hours in a single day. chicagotribune.com/2026/04/1… w/@joemahr
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Court battles hit taxpayer wallets. Chicago’s legal strategy on reversed-conviction suits — private attorneys, drawn-out fights — adds millions to costs. Reporting from @joemahr @jmetr22b dream team chicagotribune.com/2026/03/2…
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The costs of Chicago police misconduct have grown enormous as the city settles lawsuit after lawsuit using expensive private counsel to handle most of the work. chicagotribune.com/2026/03/2…
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Over the past decade, Chicago has more than doubled how much it’s paying outside lawyers on reversed-conviction cases to more than $20 million a year The city argues it’s protecting taxpayers. Is it working? @joemahr and I take a look at the receipts: chicagotribune.com/2026/03/2…
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