Katie Fairbanks is a reporter with a focus on local news in Washington, specifically in the Longview area. She has written for various publications, including BOND, CLIVE L, Montana Free Press, KPAX Missoula/Kalispell, and The Chronicle. Katie covers a range of topics, including drug overdoses, local government, healthcare, and Native news.
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Katie's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and events in the United States, specifically Washington state and Longview. Her coverage includes topics like government & politics, health & wellbeing, and family & relationships.
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By: Katie Fairbanks
All Nations Health Center cooking classes focus on meal prep and sovereignty
By: Katie Fairbanks
On a Tuesday evening in late October, the smell of cooking onions and meat combined with the sound of lively chatter to create a friendly warmth in Missoula Food Bank’s learning kitchen as about a …
By: Katie Fairbanks
MISSOULA — Many of Missoula's most well-known recreation and conservation areas — including Mount Sentinel, the Kim Williams Trail, North Hills and Mount Jumbo — are open space bond projects, and in the last year, the city and county have added to that number with several big projects.
By: Katie Fairbanks
MISSOULA — Many of Missoula's most well-known recreation and conservation areas — including Mount Sentinel, the Kim Williams Trail, North Hills and
By: Katie Fairbanks
MISSOULA — Many of Missoula’s most well-known recreation and conservation areas — including Mount Sentinel, the Kim Williams Trail, North Hills and Mount Jumbo — are open space bond projects,
By: Katie Fairbanks
MISSOULA — The Missoula City Council Monday night approved changes to its law restricting camping on city property, including banning camping in all parks and changing violations from a civil infraction to a misdemeanor.
Officials are looking to stretch the remaining dollars from the 2018 bond as a future measure is uncertain.
MISSOULA — The Missoula City Council on Monday adopted the document that will guide the next 20 years of the city's growth and development and lays the groundwork for increased housing density citywide.
By: Zach Volheim
The plan's passage goes hand in hand with the long-range transportation plan that the Missoula Metropolitan Organization (MPO) and Mountain Line recently released.
By: Katie Fairbanks
The Our Missoula 2045 Land Use Plan lays the groundwork for increased housing density citywide.
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