Celia Hack is a General Assignment Reporter based in Wichita, Kansas. She covers a wide range of local stories, with a particular focus on affordable housing, social issues, and community events. Her work has been featured in various local publications and media outlets, including The Wichita Eagle, Kansas Public Radio, and KSNW-TV.
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Celia's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and cited data. Her articles often cover topics related to real estate, housing issues, homelessness, and city council decisions in Wichita. Pitches should highlight insights into local government policies impacting real estate or housing issues in Wichita.
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Celia Hack/Kansas News Service Updated ) - Half of Kansans are either very or moderately concerned that Kansas may be running out
The survey, by the Docking Institute of Public Affairs at Fort Hays State University, found one-third of Kansans think the state and local government are not doing enough to conserve water.
By: Rose Conlon, Celia Hack, Stefania Lugli
Jeff Blubaugh defeats incumbent Sarah Lopez to represent District 2, while Stephanie Wise fends off Celeste Racette to take over David Dennis' seat for District 3.
In 2019, the county began its effort to ensure its employees, policies and programs promote diversity and inclusion. Five years later, the program is in flux as commissioners cut a key DEI position from the budget.
By: Celia Hack
Midwest Film Company in Delano develops and scans film for photographers and cinematographers around the U.S.
Half of Kansans are either very or moderately concerned that Kansas may be running out of water, according to a new statewide survey by the Docking Institute of Public Affairs
By: Celia Hack
Justin Cary, the owner of Midwest Film Company, manually develops some still film photos using this black and red processor.
City Council members couldn’t muster four votes to pass any of the five downtown parking plans presented to them by city staff.
By: Celia Hack
The program manager estimates around 50 landlord-tenant cases in Sedgwick County had been mediated as of late September, more than a year after the program begun. Meanwhile, the county typically sees around 5,000 eviction filings, or more, per year.
By: Celia Hack
About one-third of the city’s 352 single-family public housing units were still occupied as of last December. The city is offering housing vouchers to the tenants who have to move.
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