Karri Peifer is a Reporter at Axios. She covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, food and beverages, and regional interest, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development. 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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State lawmakers and consumer advocates are questioning how beneficial the proposed Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy merger will actually be for Virginians' wallets.
Local students recreated everything from Maymont to Main Street Station in striking detail.
Gov. Spanberger is urging Virginians to voluntarily conserve water as drought conditions persist in the Richmond region and across the state.
Hundreds of creators from around the world are expected to share Richmond with their audiences.
The Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) just secured the last privately owned piece of Mayo Island
The county joins Richmond and Henrico in tracking felony animal cruelty offenders online.
After two years of public meetings, proposals and feedback, Richmond's massive zoning code overhaul is entering its final stretch with the third (and hopefully final) draft expected next month.
The partnership between two Richmond brewing powerhouses — Legend Brewing Co. and Hardywood Park Craft Brewery — announced last week comes amid a tumultuous time for the craft brewing industry.
A self-storage facility is replacing the beloved mini-golf destination, but one famous resident's next stop is unknown.
Lucky AF's newest Richmond area location opens Saturday in the former Baker's Crust space at Short Pump Town Center.
