Allie Triepke is a Reporter/MMJ at Idaho News 6. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including sports, construction, and animal care, bringing important stories from across the valley to her audience. Allie has been featured in NewsBreak, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, and KIVI-TV (Nampa, ID).
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Allie Triepke's coverage is focused on local community events, sports, government and politics, as well as health and wellness. Her articles often feature expert commentary and announcements related to these topics. When reaching out to her, consider offering insights or interviews from local experts in the areas of sports (especially volleyball and hockey), government officials, health professionals specializing in Parkinson's disease or stroke rehabilitation, as well as individuals involved in charity work within the Kuna area.
Given Allie's focus on local events and issues specific to Idaho and Kuna, she may be particularly interested in pitches that highlight initiatives benefiting the local community or stories about remarkable individuals making a difference at a grassroots level.
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Treasure Valley leaders launch Greenbelt e-bike safety push, setting rules on speed, motor size and etiquette as police, staff and volunteers work to educate and enforce this summer.
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Hundreds of runners participated in the Run for Refugees 5K at Ann Morrison Park on Saturday. The event raised support for refugees, with a focus on families affected by the ongoing crisis in Sudan.
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Donations collected during the Idaho News 6 Community Baby Shower help nonprofits like Family Advocates provide critical resources to families in need.
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City leaders approved more than $771,000 for animal welfare and enforcement services ahead of broader budget discussions later this month.
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The change comes after the passage of House Bill 561, a new Idaho law that restricts certain flags from being displayed on government-owned property.
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The ceremony at Gowen Field marked the transition of leadership from Col. Ryan Richardson to Col. Anthony Skeesick as the 124th Fighter Wing looks toward future missions and aircraft modernization.
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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live donated to Ashton Jeanty's Running 2 The Future foundation during the event at Albertsons Stadium.
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🐊 Community donations helped stabilize operations and allowed the zoo to continue caring for its animals. Visitors can hold snakes and learn about them at the nonprofit zoo.🐍
