Frankie Katafias is a Weather Anchor and Reporter at KIRO 7 Seattle. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, culture and society, as well as construction and real estate, often focusing on events and conferences. Frankie has been featured in Yahoo News, KIRO 7, KIRO-FM, and KIVI-TV.
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Frankie's coverage is predominantly focused on local news and community events in the Washington state area, particularly around topics related to family & relationships, pets, sports, crime, and seasonal event coverage. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer a local angle or human-interest story within these themes.
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ENUMCLAW, Wash. — Seven hot air balloons will light up the fields at Thomasson Family Farm in Enumclaw this Friday for a magical family-friendly event!
A local women’s networking group is putting the “gal” in “Galentine’s Day” this weekend.
TACOMA, Wash. — A hidden gem in Tacoma has resurfaced on social media, striking an uncanny resemblance to a classic board game.
Two local firefighters are giving the old firehouse in downtown Buckley new life. They want to serve their community in a new way.
“Cold water shock” is described as the instant and involuntary reaction a body has to sudden contact with cold water.
If you have weekend plans around Puget Sound this weekend, make sure to allow some extra time for your drive. Here’s a look at some of the construction projects and events that may cause some backups.
By: Frankie Katafias
“I do deliveries to senior citizens in the city who can’t get down to the library anymore,” Debi Rinehart told KIRO 7.
The Fort Nisqually Living History Museum in Point Defiance Park gives visitors a chance to learn about what life was like around Puget Sound in 1855.
With Spring in full swing, cherry blossom trees at the University of Washington quad are nearing peak bloom.
With Spring in full swing, cherry blossom trees at the University of Washington quad are nearing peak bloom.YouTube video
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