Jake Chapman is a News Reporter at various outlets including War on the Rocks and Yahoo News. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest, world news, healthcare, climate change, and sustainability, with a focus on social issues, governance, and crime. Jake's work has been featured in prominent platforms such as KIRO-FM (Seattle, WA) and WJAX Weather App.
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Jake Chapman's coverage mainly focuses on local news and evolving stories, with an emphasis on crime, family & relationships, and entertainment. Pitches to Jake could include human-interest stories related to local events or profiles of individuals impacted by natural disasters or crime. Additionally, he covers breaking news extensively so providing quick updates on unfolding situations would be appropriate.
Given his focus on the Seattle area and Washington state in general, pitches that tie into these geographic areas will likely resonate more strongly with him. If you have a story related to these locations or can provide insights into ongoing issues impacting the region, it would likely capture his interest.
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History and pre-history are littered with the corpses of competitors who failed to adapt as quickly as their adversaries.
By: Jake Chapman
“I just think it's a good thing that the NFL has going to bring awareness to players and what they support off the field,” Metcalf said during Wednesday's press conference.
Ever since Major League Baseball changed its facility requirements, the current state of Funko Field isn't viable for the team to continue to play.
“I was going to print out my speech I was going to make. That kind of stuff. I went back to my car at about 6:30 and my car was gone."
“Graffiti has been a scourge in our community. It has cost millions of dollars of damage in King County."
By: Jake Chapman
Although businesses are eager for that foot traffic, it may come with a price and that price is way more traffic on the road.
“Great schools don’t just benefit the students that are in them or the school community, they benefit everyone.”
By: Jake Chapman
Business owners share their concerns about the violence, as we ask the city what they are doing to crack down on this alarming trend.
By: Jake Chapman
As freezing temperatures stay in Western Washington for a few days, warming shelters across the Puget Sound are opening their doors to those in need of shelter.
By: Jake Chapman
TACOMA, Wash. — Fear and panic grows amongst many migrants who have sought asylum in Western Washington due to President Donald Trump's recent executive orders targeting immigrants and threatening mass deportations.
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