Outdoor Recreation Reporter at the Star Tribune. On the Weekends I Kayak, Fish, Hike and Snowboard. President
Alex Chhith is an Outdoor Recreation Reporter at the Star Tribune. She covers a range of topics including adventure travel, destinations, and the culture surrounding outdoor activities, reflecting her passion for kayaking, fishing, hiking, and snowboarding. Alex's work has been featured in various publications, including the Greensboro News & Record and The Seattle Times.
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Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Alex's primary focus is on local stories related to real estate, podcasts, and lifestyle in Minneapolis. He seems particularly interested in unique or unusual properties, as well as the local podcast scene.
To effectively reach out to Alex, consider pitching stories about distinctive homes or properties within the Minneapolis area. Additionally, if you have insights into the local podcast industry or trends in real estate within Minnesota or specifically Minneapolis, these may also be of interest to him.
As his coverage attributes show a focus on evolving stories and breaking news with some government announcements and event coverage included, providing timely updates on relevant topics such as changes in real estate regulations or upcoming events could enhance your pitch's relevance to his interests.
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By: Alex Chhith
A new study examines why some walleye grow and survive better in southern Minnesota waters than others.
By: Alex Chhith
Working in a darkened laboratory, Laurel Sacco dips a cup into a large tank of water and scoops up dozens of young walleye. She pours one into a petri dish and examines it under a microscope.
By: Alex Chhith
Working in a darkened laboratory, Laurel Sacco dips a cup into a large tank of water and scoops up dozens of young walleye. She pours one into a petri dish and examines it under a microscope.
By: Alex Chhith
Working in a darkened laboratory, Laurel Sacco dips a cup into a large tank of water and scoops up dozens of young walleye. She pours one into a petri dish and examines it under a microscope.
By: Alex Chhith
Authorities were unable to confirm if someone did go under, as originally reported, according to the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office.
Responders were unable to confirm if someone did go under, as originally reported, according to Hennepin County Sheriffβs Office.
Working in a darkened laboratory, Laurel Sacco dips a cup into a large tank of water and scoops up dozens of young walleye. She pours one into a petri dish
By: Alex Chhith
MINNEAPOLIS β Working in a darkened laboratory, Laurel Sacco dips a cup into a large tank of water and scoops up dozens of young walleye.
By: Bob Timmons, Alex Chhith
Plus, another trail is opening in Henderson; get moving at Global Running Day event.
At 84, Minnesota outdoors icon Ron Schara explains why he finally gave up turkey hunting β and why fishing still fascinates him.
