Kennedy Sessions is a Data Reporting Fellow at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes of telecom, transportation, and mobility, exploring how these areas intersect and impact communities. Kennedy's work has been featured in The Texas Signal, Beaumont Enterprise, WGAL 8 TV, Laredo Morning Times, Chron, The Kansas City Star, and THE CITY NY.
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Kennedy's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly education and government & politics in Texas and Houston. She frequently reports on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulations, and cites data. Based on this information, Kennedy would likely be interested in pitches featuring exclusive insights or expert commentary related to ongoing developments in Texas politics, Houston news (including the mayoral race), education policies or reforms in Houston schools.
Given her focus on citing data and covering evolving stories within a local context of Texas and Houston, she might also appreciate pitches that provide unique access to relevant statistics or offer analysis based on localized trends impacting education systems or political landscapes in these areas.
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By: Kennedy Sessions
The 15-year-old garden and green space is locked up as volunteers push a longshot bid for a city takeover to save it.
By: Reuven Blau, Kennedy Sessions
Detainees and families dial 311 to report freezing cells, hallucinations and denied medical care. Many complaints are routed as "customer comments" and vanish without action.
By: Kennedy Sessions, Jose Martinez
The number of daily trips by Boro Taxis has plummeted 98% from their peak.
By: Kennedy Sessions, Greg David
Nearly 2,000 employees at member firms of the big business Partnership for New York City donated to Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign — while CEOs spent millions opposing him.
By: Greg B. Smith, Reuven Blau, Katie Honan
Anthony Shorris, who oversaw McKinsey projects as deputy mayor and later joined the consulting giant, is now poised to return to government.
By: Greg B. Smith, Kennedy Sessions, Katie Honan
Months after scrapping a $9.9 million McKinsey & Co. consulting contract as part of an effort to rein in city spending, Mayor Zohran Mamdani on
