Kamila Kudelska is a journalist based in Laramie, Wyoming, focusing on local news and stories that impact the community. She has written for various public radio stations and media outlets, including Wyoming Public Radio & Media and Boise State Public Radio. Kamila's work covers a range of topics, including education, healthcare, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Kamila's coverage focuses primarily on local events and issues in Wyoming, with a particular emphasis on health and politics. She often provides expert commentary, covers government announcements, and reports on events taking place in the region. Pitches to Kamila should focus on providing insights or perspectives related to mental health, firearm ownership stigmas, conservation efforts (especially around grizzlies), educational initiatives within Wyoming schools, as well as political developments at both the state and national level.
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By: Kamila Kudelska, Jeff Victor, Hannah Habermann, Chris Clements
The Road to Cheyenne is our special series tracking the 2024 election. With less than two weeks until the polls close on Nov. 5, we’re taking a look at the competitive races that will determine the balance of power in Wyoming’s state House.
By: Chris Clements, Olivia Weitz, Hanna Merzbach, Nicky Ouellet, Jeff Victor, Hannah Habermann, Kamila Kudelska
Open Spaces Show Rundown for October 25, 2024
By: Nicky Ouellet, Chris Clements, Kamila Kudelska
In our final installment before the Nov. 5 election, we learn about what happens after the polls close at 7 p.m. and election officials start tallying results. We’ll also catch an update on legislative drop-outs.
By: Nicky Ouellet, Chris Clements, Kamila Kudelska, Melodie Edwards, Hannah Habermann, Jordan Uplinger, Hanna Merzbach
Open Spaces Show Rundown for November 1, 2024
By: Kamila Kudelska
Every election year, the University of Wyoming surveys Wyomingites about their political attitudes. This year's results show that while Wyoming is a strong Republican state, residents have a diverse array of opinions on issues.
By: Kamila Kudelska
Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) was elected as the majority whip in the Senate Wednesday. It's the second-highest position in the Senate.
By: Chris Clements, Kamila Kudelska, Jeff Victor
With the election behind us, we’re taking a moment to go over how election day went, what the results mean for the next state Legislature and what the next steps the Legislature will take before the session starts in January.
By: Hanna Merzbach, Kamila Kudelska
This story is part of our Quick Hits series. This series will bring you breaking news and short updates from throughout the state.
Abortion rights are upheld in Wyoming after a ruling from Teton County District Court Judge Melissa Owens ruled on Nov. 18.
By: Ivy Engel, Kamila Kudelska
Wyoming Public Radio reporters visited community colleges around the state to engage with students. More specifically, to try to get a better understanding of what young adults in Wyoming think of journalism and what journalists could be doing better.
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