Cornelius Hocker is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington. He writes for KING 5 Media Group and KGW-TV, covering local news stories ranging from community events to crime and environmental issues. His work has also been featured in KXTV-TV in Sacramento, California.
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Cornelius Hocker's articles cover a wide range of local topics, including government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news and events in the Seattle area. With themes such as family & relationships, government & politics, entertainment news and crime being frequently covered in his work.
If you are looking to pitch to Cornelius, consider topics related to local community issues or developments within Seattle and its surrounding areas. Additionally, pitches centered around human interest stories with a focus on families or individuals involved in community events would likely align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Cornelius Hocker
Participants spent time with therapists and horses, helping them process their grief and sadness.
By: Cornelius Hocker
Participants spent time with therapists and horses, helping them process their grief and sadness.
By: Cornelius Hocker
Ariana Jones, who held dual citizenship with America and Belize, was killed in February 2020. The suspect is an ex-boyfriend. The murder trial began in January 2024.
By: Cornelius Hocker
Employees at Cedar Rivers BBQ said they didn't need to know a number to know the strike cost them money.
The group that organized the protest vows to continue demonstrations through Trump's second term.
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The online auction runs Dec. 16-18. The starting bid is $600,000. SEATTLE — The historic J&M building in Pioneer Square is set to have a new owner in December.
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Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth took the dog to the vet and found a foster family. She says the incident is part of a larger problem at the building.
By: Cornelius Hocker
The three options: renovating Funko Field, building a new stadium, or doing nothing, were presented to the public to weigh in on and ask questions.
By: Cornelius Hocker
Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth took the dog to the vet and found a foster family. She says the incident is part of a larger problem at the building.
By: Cornelius Hocker
The footage suggests the driver may not have seen her, according to police.
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