Karri Peifer is a Reporter at Axios. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, real estate, government and politics, as well as culture and society, with a focus on Virginia and social issues. Karri's work has been featured in Axios.
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Karri Peifer's coverage focuses on local Richmond news, with an emphasis on government announcements, events, and data-driven insights related to house & home, food & beverage, as well as sports. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide unique angles or data-driven narratives related to the Richmond area.
If you have insights into trends or developments in Virginia's housing market, dining scene (including restaurants and breweries), local sports events or activities within the Richmond community such as book clubs or neighborhood initiatives then your pitch could align with Karri's coverage areas.
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By: Karri Peifer
Reading scores are continuing to slip nationwide and in Virginia despite efforts to reverse the decline, and the gap between high- and low-achieving students is also widening.
Black Iris Social Club in the Arts District is now accepting Bitcoin and other digital asset payments.
🥹 Weeks before Poppy was born, there was new baby at the Metro Richmond Zoo — and she's a giraffe named Clover due to the clover-shaped spot on her chest, the zoo announced last week. (Facebook)
The data shows that since 2020 the Richmond region has grown at its fastest rate in history, Hamilton Lombard, demographer with the Weldon Cooper Center, tells Axios.
By: Brianna Crane, Karri Peifer
Richmond rate is up slightly from the 6.2% of homes institutional investors purchased in 2023.
🏥 Some of Virginia's community health centers, including three in Richmond, have been cut off from federal funding and forced to close. (VPM)
The Richmond region continues to welcome new data centers, the vital yet sometimes controversial facilities underpinning our digital lives and the AI explosion.
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More data centers mean more electricity demand to run these energy hogs.
By: Karri Peifer
Nonstop flights for Richmond to Bermuda will start this summer.
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