Kate Kealey is a journalist based in Storm Lake, Iowa, focusing on local news and community issues. She has written for publications such as The Cherokee Chronicle, Storm Lake Times, Dyersville Commercial Club Pk, and MANCHESTER PRESS LIMITED. Kate's articles cover a range of topics including city administration, healthcare, environmental concerns, education, and politics.
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Kate Kealey focuses on local government and politics, with a significant portion of her coverage dedicated to expert commentary and government announcements. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights from local political figures or experts who can offer valuable perspectives on legislative changes, community issues, or upcoming elections within the specified geographic focus.
Local business leaders and industry experts could also engage Kate's interest by providing commentary on how governmental decisions impact their sector. Topics related to education, public health needs, infrastructure upgrades, and local administration changes are also relevant for potential pitches.
Given her focus on Iowa-specific news stories related to government matters such as city council decisions, school board votes etc., she would be responsive to sources directly involved in these events or those who have deep knowledge of the specific challenges facing Storm Lake and surrounding areas.
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Much of Iowa saw scattered rainfall Monday, but the next chance for precipitation will come in the form of snow.
Des Moines Register One of Adventureland Resort's water slides is getting a glow-up — literally.
By: Kate Kealey
Iowans can see the light-covered train on its journey across North America, making four stops in the Hawkeye State.
By: Kate Kealey
Des Moines Register Food pantries across Iowa are seeing record numbers of people in need this year leading into the holiday season.
By: Kate Kealey
The 2023-2024 winter was persistently warm for Iowa, with the exception of an extreme cold spell in the middle of January. What is in store this year?
By: Kate Kealey
The suspect in an Ames shooting was charged with attempted murder after reportedly shooting a woman in a parking lot along Mortensen Road.
By: Kate Kealey
Traditional holiday side dishes in Iowa or the Midwest may differ from other areas of the country.
By: Kate Kealey
Des Moines Register This holiday season, you can find a gift while supporting local businesses by shopping at the Downtown Winter Farmers' Market.
By: Kate Kealey
Des Moines Register Pink took to Instagram Thursday and explained why she would not reschedule her show in Des Moines or the other three Midwest locations.
By: Kate Kealey
Des Moines Register Those traveling northbound from Des Moines toward Ames now need to veer right instead of left with the opening of the new flyover ramp to Interstate 35.
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