Chris Remington is a Producer at WAMU. He focuses on themes such as education, healthcare, and regional interest, often exploring intersections with engineering and mechanical engineering. Chris has been featured in various outlets including 1A, NPR, and WBFO 88.7, contributing to discussions around style, fashion, and academia.
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Chris Remington's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including business, politics, culture & society, environment, and lifestyle. Given this diverse scope of interests and the broad geographic focus on the United States, pitches to Chris could include expert commentary or unique stories related to these subjects. Topics such as education policy and its impact on communities across different states in the US could be particularly appealing.
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By: Esther Ciammachilli
Virginia lawmakers came together again at the statehouse in Richmond this week for a special, one day legislative session.
By: Chris Remington, Esther Ciammachilli
School districts across the Commonwealth are grappling with an executive order from Governor Glenn Youngkin requiring schools to develop their own plans to make classrooms cell phone free.
The Sense of Tumor comedy show is an annual fundraiser hosted by comedians living with cancer, in remission, or acting as caregivers.
By: Chris Remington, Natalie Yuravlivker
Nearly 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease. And that number is expected to double by 2060, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
By: Chris Remington, Esther Ciammachilli
DC Water is replacing thousands of lead pipes around the district.
By: Chris Remington
Students are leading the charge against antisemitism through peer-to-peer education. Montgomery County, which has one of the country's largest Jewish populations, has seen a steep uptick in antisemitic incidents in recent years.
By: Esther Ciammachilli, Chris Remington
With Republicans in control of both Congress and the White House, the future of the landmark legislation from the Obama administration is uncertain.
By: Esther Ciammachilli, Chris Remington
As cases of COVID-19, flu, and RSV continue to rise across the country, vaccination rates are not keeping up.
By: Kojo Nnamdi, Chris Remington, Esther Ciammachilli
As the fight over control of the RFK Stadium site continues in congress, the owner of D.C.'s cricket team is weighing in on what the city should do with the property.
By: Natalie Yuravlivker, Chris Remington
Opioid overdose deaths continue to devastate communities across the country. Black men in the District are hit particularly hard.
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