Kate Robinson is a News Anchor at KOTA-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, culture and society, and events and conferences, with a particular interest in gaming and social issues. Kate's work has been featured in The San Francisco Standard, Bride Magazine, and TheGamer.com, among others.
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Kate's coverage predominantly revolves around local events, seasonal topics, and human interest stories. She often covers articles related to pets, charity work, community events, and health issues.
For reaching out to Kate Robinson effectively, consider offering content that aligns with her focus on local news in South Dakota. Pitches can include heartwarming pet stories or features on local charitable initiatives during the holiday season. Additionally, providing information about community events or health-related topics could also be well-received by Kate.
Given her coverage of video games and entertainment news as part of a broader theme focused primarily on gaming (52%), it may also be worth considering pitches related to these areas if they have a strong local angle or tie-in to the Rapid City area.
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