Katy Read is a staff writer and editor for the Star Tribune, focusing on local news and stories in Minnesota, particularly in Minneapolis. With a background in freelance writing for various publications, Katy's work covers a wide range of topics including community empowerment, healthcare, arts and culture, social issues, and LGBTQ rights.
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Katy's coverage focuses on local lifestyle, community initiatives, and health-related topics in Minnesota. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to human-interest stories within the Minnesota area that revolve around community engagement, volunteerism, wellness programs, and initiatives supporting individuals with disabilities.
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By: Katy
The National Eagle Center is spearheading a campaign to officially make the bald eagle the national bird.
In a new book, William Cope Moyers, a vice president at Minnesota's Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, tells about how, after years of sobriety, he became addicted to painkillers — and how he got off them.
Minneapolis program focuses on music’s power to affect brain function, mood and behavior.
By: Katy Read
Wonderlust Productions’ play connects stories of the joy and grief that come with caregiving.
By: Katy
Armstrong students find ways to create magic onstage with “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.” A play about Harry Potter, obviously, must have magic in it.
By: Katy
The Rev. Jerad Morey of the Minnesota Council of Churches specializes helping people politely navigate discussions of divisive issues.
By: Katy
The St. Paul museum's show explores issues affecting girls in education, health, work, sports and fashion.
By: Katy Read
ENGin participants in Minnesota and Ukraine find the exchanges extremely valuable.
By: Katy Read
MINNEAPOLIS -- Dariia Misko sounded remarkably calm as she described her life in Kyiv, Ukraine, where she frequently hears what sounds like popcorn popping in the distance.
By: Katy Read
The center provided a gathering place in North Minneapolis for those who weren’t always welcome elsewhere.
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