
Liz Nagy
Reporter and Fill-in Anchor at WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)
Reporter @abc7chicago, news addict. Opinions are my own, RT not endorsements.
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2 weeks ago |
abc7chicago.com | Liz Nagy
CHICAGO (WLS) -- On the cusp of what has historically been a violent season for Chicago, Police Superintendent Larry Snelling has released a broad sweeping plan laying out his vision for change in the department. After 33 years of wearing a Chicago police uniform, Snelling told the ABC 7 I-Team his focus remains on the rank-and-file officers on the city's streets, along with improving community relationships.
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2 weeks ago |
abc7chicago.com | Liz Nagy
LOMBARD, Ill. (WLS) -- It's a rare role in the world of diplomacy that requires deft navigation of religious deference and geopolitical differences. Brian Burch, from Lombard, is making his case to represent President Donald Trump's vision to the Vatican, led by a pope who he has publicly criticized.
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3 weeks ago |
abc7chicago.com | Liz Nagy
CHICAGO (WLS) -- The White House named Andrew Boutros the interim U.S. Attorney in the Northern District of Illinois, a spokesperson for the office told the ABC7 Chicago I-Team Friday. Sources with knowledge of the process told the I-Team U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood, Illinois' highest ranking Republican in Washington, interviewed a number of qualified candidates and passed along at least three names to the White House. Boutros was not on that list, even though he was interviewed as part of the process.
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3 weeks ago |
abc7chicago.com | Liz Nagy
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson continues to say Chicago Public School leaders and the Chicago Teachers Union are close to a deal. The video in the player above is from a previous report. Thursday night's statement from the mayor perhaps puts pressure on both sides to close the gap. The CTU also said they've built momentum with CPS leaders since that meeting with the mayor last week.
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1 month ago |
abc7chicago.com | Liz Nagy
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Seven people have been indicted in connection with a federal investigation into a massive investment fraud scheme. Federal agents in Chicago's FBI Field Office said they have seized $214 million in stolen assets following the investigation into what it calls a ramp-and-dump scheme aimed at defrauding thousands of investors.
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The video was used with permission from and credit to @CPD1617Scanner. That is why their logo is on the upper left side of the screen. These are processes that are discussed and agreed upon before using the video.

@ABC7Chicago @CPD1617Scanner breaks the story with video, then @liznagy takes that video with their stamp on it then says @ABC7Chicago is credited https://t.co/ciON5igYZh

.@PaulVallas concedes. Brandon Johnson will be #Chicago’s next mayor @ABC7Chicago

I called Brandon Johnson a short time ago to congratulate him on winning this election. It’s critically important that we all come together now and work collaboratively to move our city forward. I thank my supporters and team, and especially my family. Thank you, Chicago.

RT @AP: Paul Vallas, a former schools CEO backed by the police union, has advanced to an April 4 runoff for Chicago mayor. It’s not yet cle…