Journalist Spotlight

Audrey Pachuta

@audreypachuta322 followers

@chicagotribune | @MedillSchool 2027

Front-Page Stories3Last 30 Days

Lead Stories0Last 30 Days

Papers Covered1Last 30 Days

Last Front PageMAY 26, 2026Latest appearance

Featured Story

Featured Lead Story

‘KINDNESS, THAT’S ALL HE KNEW’

Chicago police officer fatally shot at Swedish Hospital remembered as ‘extremely generous’ public servant; second officer in critical condition

View Front PageChicago Tribune • APR 27, 2026

FRONT-PAGE HISTORY

Filter

Anti-violence workers, police dig in for summer

Teen trends a top issue as city looks to sustain its crime reductions

With:Caroline Kubzansky

Chicago Tribune•MAY 26, 2026

Focuses on community and law enforcement preparedness for potential seasonal crime increases.

‘Am I just gonna miss my big day?’

Teens, parents say designer failed to fulfill paid-for prom dresses

With:Caroline Kubzansky

Chicago Tribune•MAY 15, 2026

Human-interest focus on local families affected by an alleged business failure regarding custom prom dresses.

Once centers of teen culture, many malls take last breath

Formerly quintessential shopping complexes may be past their prime

Chicago Tribune•MAY 10, 2026

A nostalgic and economic reflection on the decline of suburban shopping centres.

‘KINDNESS, THAT’S ALL HE KNEW’

Chicago police officer fatally shot at Swedish Hospital remembered as ‘extremely generous’ public servant; second officer in critical condition

With:Talia Soglin,Caroline Kubzansky

Chicago Tribune•APR 27, 2026•Lead Story

The paper shifts focus from the initial incident to the community impact and the victim's personal character. It uses an emotionally resonant quote and an image of neighborhood mourning to center the human cost of the event.

Hanging by a thread

Only 250 professional sewers remain in Chicago area. These local tailors think they know why fewer young Americans are pursuing the field

Chicago Tribune•APR 21, 2026

Explores the decline of a traditional skilled trade through a local, human-interest lens.

Some CPS parents push against May Day deal

Rally at Pilsen school airs concerns about civic engagement day

With:Kate Armanini

Chicago Tribune•APR 21, 2026

Highlights local parental pushback against a school district's decision to incorporate a civic engagement day into the calendar.

Immigrant’s ‘harsh reality’

Roosevelt student set goal to run every street in Chicago and inspired a city. Now he might be forced to leave the country

Chicago Tribune•APR 2, 2026

Uses a personal human-interest profile of a local student runner to illustrate the localized impact of federal visa policies.

About this page

Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Audrey Pachuta in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.