Kate Corliss is a Junior Staff Writer at various esteemed publications including The Journal and WTOP News. She specializes in a diverse range of topics spanning arts and entertainment, travel and tourism, and regional interest, with a keen focus on journalism and media. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Teen Vogue, Washingtonian Magazine, and Real Simple.
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Kate Corliss's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime and traffic accidents. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news, as well as government announcements related to these events. If you are reaching out to Kate, consider providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing investigations into crimes, traffic safety measures, or updates on local incidents.
Given her focus on the Washington D.C. area and surrounding regions in the United States, she may be interested in receiving pitches about developments in local law enforcement initiatives, community safety programs, or educational policies impacting crime rates within this geographic scope.
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In the Washington area, you don't have to go to the National Mall to find unique and fascinating bits of Americana
By: Kate Corliss
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, here's how to enjoy—and endure—the festivities in the Washington area.
By: Kate Corliss, Patrick Hruby
Two of our writers debate whether they feel patriotic enough to party on America's 250th anniversary
By: Sylvie McNamara, Kate Corliss
What's going on at DC's top arts institution—and what it means for people who love it most. As of this writing, the Kennedy Center is in limbo.
By: Kate Corliss
Opening day of the Freedom 250 event in DC was sparsely attended and shockingly boring.
By: Kate Corliss
The controversial two-week semiquincentennial extravaganza ends tomorrow.
By: Kate Corliss
Kate Corliss Key Takeaways True crime fascination isn't new—or irrational.
Here’s how to reclaim your sense of self after someone disappears without a word.
We tagged along with her to find out.
The local business Collars & Co. is growing.
