Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks is a reporter based in Seattle, Washington. She has written for various publications, including The Seattle Times, Watertown Daily Times, and the Hastings Tribune Newspaper. Alexandra covers a range of topics, including local news, social justice issues, and community events.
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Alexandra's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Washington and Seattle, with an emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations. She covers a wide range of topics including air pollution, environmental health, police brutality, social justice issues like asylum-seekers and racial discrimination.
If you have expertise or insights related to any of these specific local issues such as environmental health concerns in the area (like air pollution), developments related to social justice or legal regulations within Washington State or Seattle that align with her areas of interest she might find your pitch relevant. If you can provide data-driven analysis or commentary on evolving stories tied to politics at a state level e.g., the minimum wage debate within WA state this could also be appealing to Alexandra.
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By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
More than 3.5 million new Americans have been naturalized since 2020. Here's what some of the state's newest citizens have to say about the election.
By: Caitlyn Freeman, Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
Evans died Friday at age 98. In three terms as a Republican governor, he reshaped the political landscape in Washington — then became a U.S. Senator and more.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
30% of respondents said in the last 12 months they were called names or insulted, 24% were harassed or threatened, and 20% were physically attacked.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
Overhead outdoor string lighting is part of a larger effort to attract more bicyclists and pedestrians while deterring crime and drug use.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks, Sarah-Mae Mccullough
Two Seattle residents were included in this year’s Time magazine “TIME100 Next” list of emerging leaders.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
The race for the position 8 seat embodies a familiar fault line of Seattle politics — one candidate is backed almost universally by the business community while the other is supported widely by labor groups.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
By As Alexis Mercedes Rinck made her way down a quiet street of water-view homes in Ballard on a recent Saturday, she ran into a potential voter gardening in her front yard.
By: Isabella Breda, Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
Tribal leaders and boarding school survivors from Washington, several of whom were present as Biden delivered his remarks, said the formal apology is long overdue.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
Alexis Mercedes Rinck has defeated Seattle City Councilmember Tanya Woo in the special election for one of the council's two citywide seats.
By: Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks
By When Gabriel Foster saw the election night results lurch toward former President Donald Trump, he broke down in tears.
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