Amanda Smith is a Digital Producer with a focus on local news in Spokane, Washington. With a diverse background in journalism, her work has appeared in various media outlets, including KHQ-TV, Business Insider, National Geographic, and more. She covers a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, energy, and severe weather events.
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Amanda's coverage predominantly focuses on local breaking news and evolving stories, with a significant emphasis on government and politics, followed by crime. She appears to be particularly interested in legal policy regulation as well.
Given her focus on local news within Washington state, pitches should leverage this geographic specificity. Amanda may respond well to sources who can provide insights or commentary related to evolving political developments within the state of Washington or Spokane specifically.
Additionally, she also covers topics such as environment and health sporadically amidst her predominant themes of government & politics and crime. Therefore, if pitching these topics it is important that they are tied into relevant local issues or have implications for the region.
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