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Andrew Schroedter

Andrew Schroedter

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Investigative Producer, WGN-TV (Chicago, IL)

Chicago

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Total articles 559

  • As curfew violations plummet, some Chicago aldermen push for change

    By Ben Bradley Verified, Andrew Schroedter Verified| WGN-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO — With summer approaching, some downtown aldermen in Chicago are pushing to lower the curfew for teenagers amid growing concerns over recent mass gatherings where violence occurred. A vote on the change could happen as early as Wednesday. But as WGN Investigates found, the city’s current curfew is enforced much less than it used to be, raising questions as to whether the change would even be enforced.

    By Ben Bradley Verified, Andrew Schroedter Verified · WGN-TV (Chicago, IL)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Construction firms await payment from Community First Medical Center

    By Lourdes Duarte Verified, Andrew Schroedter Verified| WGN-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO (WGN) — For months, the bills have gone unpaid. Local construction firms helped build an on-site behavioral treatment center at Community First Medical Center in Chicago’s Belmont-Cragin neighborhood. But they claim they’re still waiting on their money, even though the center has received state funding. The allegations come as small hospitals nationwide struggle to stay afloat, amid the rising cost of care and issues with Medicaid reimbursements.

    By Lourdes Duarte Verified, Andrew Schroedter Verified · WGN-TV (Chicago, IL)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • As curfew violations plummet, some Chicago aldermen push for change

    By Ben Bradley Verified, Andrew Schroedter Verified| WGN-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO — With summer approaching, some downtown aldermen in Chicago are pushing to lower the curfew for teenagers amid growing concerns over recent mass gatherings where violence occurred. A vote on the change could happen as early as Wednesday. But as WGN Investigates found, the city’s current curfew is enforced much less than it used to be, raising questions as to whether the change would even be enforced.

    By Ben Bradley Verified, Andrew Schroedter Verified · WGN-TV (Chicago, IL)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WGN-TV (Chicago, IL)