Brooke Carter is a Project Manager at The Independent. She focuses on themes related to crime and justice, particularly white collar crime, as well as medicine and healthcare, covering topics such as consumer health, drugs and medication, and animal welfare. Brooke's work has been featured in The Independent, Starmometer, and The Gazette Review.
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Brooke Carter's coverage focuses predominantly on local and national news, particularly crime, entertainment, and scientific topics. As she covers evolving stories and breaking news with expert commentary, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, developments in the entertainment industry or scientific discoveries relevant to her audience in Minnesota and the Twin Cities.
Given her focus on specific local areas within the United States as well as wider national issues such as COVID-19 variants impacting the country, pitches should aim to provide localized angles or insights into broader national trends that align with her coverage themes. Offering access to local experts or individuals directly impacted by these events could increase pitch relevance.
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By: Brooke Carter
At least 17 passengers flying out of Canada were detained over drug smuggling allegations in the past year after their baggage tags were swapped with tags attached to suitcases filled with drugs. When individuals check their bags in at the airport, they are given a tag – one with identifying information – that wraps around […]
Things are becoming even more chaotic in the Democratic Republic of Congo amidst the Ebola outbreak.
By: Brooke Carter
Canada will be introducing stricter measures for travellers arriving from regions affected by the Ebola outbreak.
By: Brooke Carter
A tourist who was accused of throwing a large rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal has been facing a lot of backlash both online and in real life. The man, identified as 38-year-old Igor Lytvynchuk from Covington, Washington, is currently facing federal charges following the incident earlier this month. According to officials, a witness […]
11 people are presumed dead after a chemical tank imploded at a manufacturing plant in Washinton, said officials.
By: Brooke Carter
An eight-year-old boy from Kingston has died after being given the wrong frozen treat at Dairy Queen and suffering a severe allergic reaction.
By: Brooke Carter
A United Airlines flight headed from Chicago to Minneapolis had to make an unexpected stop in Madison, Wisconsin, due to an “unruly” passenger who posed security concerns.
By: Brooke Carter
Google is looking for approval to release up to 32 million lab-raised male mosquitoes in California and Florida as part of an effort to help curb the spread of diseases carried by the insects.
Health officials in Idaho are looking into an outbreak that has caused nearly 60 people to become sick over the past couple of weeks, with many of the cases linked to raw milk.
By: Brooke Carter
A Nepali mountain guide who had gone missing on Mt. Everest for six days said he survived by eating a few pieces of chocolate and chewing ice.
