Christian Riley Dutcher is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri. He writes for various local publications including KOMU 8 & Mid-Missouri CW, Columbia Missourian, and The Prescott Times Media LLC. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, local news, and community events.
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Christian Riley Dutcher's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events and announcements in Missouri, particularly around college basketball and high school sports. As such, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local sporting events, profiles of athletes or coaches from the region, as well as any significant developments within these sports programs.
Given his focus on local news and government announcements related to crime or public safety issues such as police pursuits and threats at schools, Christian may also be interested in receiving pitches related to relevant community initiatives aimed at addressing these concerns.
Since there is a strong emphasis on local news in Missouri with some coverage of broader regional topics like Amtrak cancellations between St. Louis and Kansas City, pitching stories that have an impact specifically within this geographic area could resonate well with Christian.
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By: Christian Riley Dutcher
The Green Party and the campaign to elect Robert F. Kennedy Jr. both collected enough petition signatures in order to receive certification on November's ballot.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher
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By: Maddie Gonzales
COLUMBIA — In a new draft of its master plan, the Public Transit Advisory Commission has created a number of recommendations in order to enhance Go COMO over the next couple of years.
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By: Christian Riley Dutcher
The grand jury indicted four officers on charges of second-degree murder.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher
The decision comes after voters enshrined the right to an abortion in the Missouri constitution last month.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher
The statement did not confirm if police shot the bullet that killed Linder.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher
A 15-year-old was arrested Friday after allegedly 'phoning-in' a threat to the middle school.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher
The decision comes after voters enshrined the right to an abortion in the Missouri constitution last month.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher
Jonathan Beason died after exchanging gunfire with two deputies during a traffic stop.
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