Kate Cassady is a photojournalist at various esteemed publications. Her work primarily focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, travel and tourism, and general assignment news, often intertwining regional interests with broader world news. Kate's photography and reporting have been featured in outlets such as the Moberly Monitor Index, The 74 Media, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Kate Cassady's coverage heavily leans towards local sports events, particularly college football and Mizzou Tigers. This indicates that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to these specific teams and their players. Given the focus on community events, pitching stories about how sports events impact the local community could also be effective.
Since Kate works with a local geographic focus, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches around activities or individuals with ties to Missouri or Columbia. Additionally, considering her coverage of house & home topics alongside sports suggests that she may also welcome content related to lifestyle features intertwined with athletics or community engagement.
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By: Kate Cassady, Vanina Dimitrova
Over 4,000 fans escaped the cold Friday evening to watch the return of Mizzou gymnastics and wrestling at the Beauty and the Beast event at Mizzou Arena. After a six-year hiatus, Mizzou Athletics brought back the multi-sport event with its 10th edition and fourth-largest crowd.
By: Sophia Scheller, Kate Cassady, Nick Sheaffer
Next Up Winter storm updates: Schools are not in session, county off…
By: Anna Colletto, Kate Cassady
As Southern California continues battling wildfires and begins recovery, here are a few ways Missourians can help from afar.
By: Nick Sheaffer, Molly Fox, Audrey Stanard, Li Xuan, Kate Cassady, Sophie Chappell
Over 20 teams flooded Bob Burchard Court at Columbia College this weekend for the third annual Sophie Cunningham Classic.
By: Kate Cassady, Kate Cassady/Missourian
Dennis Gates reacts to a call against Missouri in a loss to Kansas on Dec. 9, 2023, at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kan. A disappointing 2023-24 men's basketball campaign contributed
By: Kate Cassady/Missourian, Kate Cassady
Mizzou quarterback Brady Cook, right, and coach Eli Drinkwitz hug after the No. 9 Tigers beat No. 7 Ohio State 14-3 in the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 29, 2023, at
By: Olivia Myska, Hannah Schuh, Kate Cassady, Ashlee Klotzbuecher, Sophia Scheller, Sarah Voyles, Nam Nguyen, Emma Rae Gerwen, Vanina Dimitrova
of 6 Shivering hands, puffs of breath and rosy cheeks were spotted all across Columbia thanks to the frigid low temperatures on Tuesday.
By: Kyle Maki, Li Xuan, Alex Buchanan, Kate Cassady
It's not every day you see a children's lion dance troupe rehearsing to the sound of crashing cymbals and rhythmic drum beats in a dance studio in Columbia.
By: Kyle Maki, Kate Cassady, Li Xuan, Alex Buchanan
It's not every day you see a children's lion dance troupe rehearsing to the sound of crashing cymbals and rhythmic drum beats in a dance studio in Columbia.
By: Kate Cassady, Yi Gao, Kyle Maki, Alex Buchanan, Henry Chappell
The Tigers (6-2, 1-1 SEC) finished with a season-high 197.200 overall score, just ahead of the Wildcats' score of 196.800. It was MU's first dual victory over Kentucky in five years.
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