Drew Mikkelsen is the South Bureau Chief for KING-5, a media group based in Washington state. With a focus on local news, Drew covers a range of topics including politics, education, and community issues. He is known for his in-depth reporting and commitment to delivering accurate and impactful stories to the viewers.
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Seattle, Washington, United States (Local)
Drew Mikkelsen's focus is primarily on local government and politics, with an emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. He may be most responsive to pitches that offer insights into local political developments in Washington state, particularly related to key issues such as education, crime, and the environment.
Given his coverage of evolving stories and legal policy regulation at a local level, he could be interested in sources who can provide expert commentary or analysis on ongoing legislative changes or regulatory matters within Washington state.
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By: Drew Mikkelsen
Renovated libraries and play areas at this Washington prison aim to keep incarcerated parents from reoffending, officials say.
By: Drew Mikkelsen
JD Sweet was one of Central Kitsap's first Black teachers. KITSAP COUNTY, Wash — After teaching history for 47 years, JD Sweet's career is nearly history.
Just feet away, his baby was asleep in a bedroom of the Puyallup apartment. Luckily, both father and son survived.
By: Drew Mikkelsen
The county commissioner and a city council member are backing the proposal, but some said it would unfairly impact the homeless population.
By: Drew Mikkelsen
Firefighters hope to respond to wildfires within 20 minute.
By: Drew Mikkelsen
TUMWATER, Wash. — As state firefighters prepare for a busy summer wildfire season, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has a goal: respond to fires within 20 minutes of calls for help.
By: Drew Mikkelsen
Police say two teenage boys are behind the series of break-ins and vandalism.
Washington State Republican Party endorsed Bird as the party’s candidate for governor. Now, Party Chair Jim Walsh says the allegations raise "troubling issues."
By: Drew Mikkelsen
The initiative would repeal portions of House Bill 1589, passed by state legislators earlier this year.
A single employee is blamed for the largest case of internal fraud since 2009, perhaps ever.
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