Carlie Kollath Wells is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She focuses on local news and events, particularly in the New Orleans area. Carlie's work has been featured in publications such as Axios, NOLA.com, Sun Herald, and The Advocate.
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Carlie Kollath Wells focuses on local New Orleans content, primarily covering house & home, government & politics, and entertainment news. She frequently reports on announcements from both the public and private sectors in addition to press releases.
Given her attention to New Orleans culture and events like Mardi Gras, Carlie would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses or individuals making an impact on the community. If you have a story that involves unique insights into these areas of interest within New Orleans - particularly around housing developments, weather patterns affecting the city, or cultural events such as Mardi Gras - it could resonate well with her reporting style.
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President Biden will visit New Orleans on Monday to "grieve with the families and communities" touched by the Bourbon Street terrorist attack , the White House announced Friday morning.
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The man accused of a deadly New Year's Day attack on Bourbon Street visited New Orleans at least twice before and recorded video of the famous street using Meta glasses, the FBI said Sunday.
President Biden is visiting New Orleans on Monday to grieve with the families of the Bourbon Street terrorist attack on the same day the city marks the start of the Mardi Gras season.
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