Anna Spiegel is a D.C. reporter for Axios, specializing in covering local news and events in the Washington D.C. area. With a background as the food editor at Washingtonian magazine, Anna brings a unique perspective to her reporting, particularly in the areas of dining, nightlife, and all things D.C.
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Anna Spiegel's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, new restaurant openings, and government and private sector announcements in the Washington D.C. area. Given her emphasis on food and beverage, particularly restaurants and dining experiences, she would likely be interested in pitches related to unique or trending culinary concepts, as well as insights into emerging food trends within the region.
When reaching out to Anna with story ideas, consider highlighting local events or establishments that offer a distinct experience for residents in the Washington D.C. area. Additionally, given her coverage of house & home topics along with event coverage such as holiday-related features and restaurant week highlights could also pique her interest.
As Anna's geographic focus is mainly centered around Washington D.C., pitches related to this specific locality are more likely to resonate with her audience.
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Celebs descended on D.C. this weekend.
By: Will Chase, Anna Spiegel, Kavya Beheraj
Hundreds of people have been arrested at pro-Palestinian protests on at least 15 college campuses across the U.S. in just over a week, including in Virginia.
It's designed to enhance security and in some cases, speed things up.
Commercial airline service could soon be taking off at a fourth regional airport near D.C.
D.C.'s airports are evolving with new restaurants and shops , plus amenities to ease travel.
There's something for everyone, from serious collectors and history nerds to curious Joes.
The dinner-only spot is slated to open in an adjoining Georgetown space this summer.
The Kentucky Derby is Saturday and D.C. bars are raring to celebrate "the most exciting two minutes in sports."
Evolving cannabis laws allow ganja in the garden.
Free-flowing juleps, bluegrass and fun hats.
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