Joe Nelson is an Investigative Reporter at Southern California News Group’s Watchdog Team. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of climate change with regional and world news. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sports Illustrated, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports.
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Joe Nelson's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly football and hockey. He also covers local news in the Seattle area and broader Washington state. Given his emphasis on sports events and breaking news related to them, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide insights into upcoming games or evolving stories within these sporting events.
Local sources from the mentioned geographic focus with expertise in football (specifically Minnesota Vikings) and NHL, along with potential story angles related to these sports, are likely to resonate well with Joe. Additionally, considering his coverage of school shootings as a topic covered suggests an openness to pitches relating to this sensitive subject within the local context.
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By: Joe Nelson
Travis Martinez received $1.2 million in total wages in 2025, bolstered by an $872,000 settlement with the city for agreeing to retire
By: Joe Nelson
Travis Martinez had been on paid leave 18 months before his forced retirement in April 2025 to settle a legal claim.
The Wolves are among four teams getting the most attention in the LeBron James sweepstakes, and it sounds like they might actually have a real chance to sign him.
By: Joe Nelson
Joe Nelson The most-searched card player at the 2026 World Series of Poker is none other than Minnesota radio host Cory Cove.
Cheryl Reeve became the winningest coach in WNBA history when the Minnesota Lynx rallied to defeat the Connecticut Sun 86-80 Wednesday night.
By: Joe Nelson
Joe Nelson A walk-off winner was on the menu Wednesday night at Target Field, and Alan Roden, making his season debut for the Twins , ordered
By: Joe Nelson
One of the victims said she was 'deeply sad that it took God's justice to do what California justice never could do because of politics'
More than half a dozen projects represent a broad effort to 'restore migration corridors fragmented by decades of highway construction and development'
By: Joe Nelson
Life is blooming along the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, the $114 million project in Agoura Hills designed to provide a safe pathway for wildlife looking to traverse man's intrusion into their habitat.
By: Joe Nelson
None of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries. Five of the seven were taken to a hospital in Winona for treatment.
