Daisy Contreras
Daisy reports on various assignments for NPR Illinois. She graduated from the Public Affairs Reporting master’s degree program at the University of Illinois Springfield, where she spent time covering the legislative session for NPR Illinois' Illinois Issues. Daisy interned then researched for the Chicago Reporter. She obtained an associate degree in French language from Harry S Truman College and a bachelor's degree in communications from the Illinois Institute of Technology. Before coming to Springfield, Daisy worked in communication roles for several Chicago non-profits. Daisy is from Chicago where she attended Lane Tech High School.
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President Donald Trump’s administration has been in power for a year now. “State of Trump” is our series discussing what’s changed in the state and what...
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Illinois lawmakers acted quickly last month in response to sexual harassment allegations at the statehouse. But several female legislators say this isn...
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National politics and the recent surge of sexual harassment allegations have resulted in calls to increase the number of female candidates in the 2018...
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Workers in the temporary labor industry have gained new protections after years rallying around worker's rights. These changes will impact the state's...
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The bill puts Rauner in a tricky position as he prepares to seek re-election--one where a veto would anger those who favor abortion rights, while...
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As of this month – Illinois is required to have updated signage for emergency situations at rail-road crossings. People can call the number on these...