Kevin Canfield is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including the New York Times and the Washington Post. His work spans a diverse range of themes, including culture, society, and the construction industry, with a focus on regional interests in North America and beyond. Kevin's insights and articles have been featured in numerous outlets such as Slant Magazine, The Seattle Times, and CrimeReads.
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Kevin Canfield's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and policies in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He also covers crime, entertainment news, and education within the area.
If you are reaching out to Kevin with a pitch, consider offering insights related to local government initiatives or policy changes in Tulsa. Experts or sources with knowledge of public safety measures, homelessness solutions, educational reforms specific to the region would likely be of interest to him. Additionally, if you have information about local entertainment events or crime trends relevant to Tulsa that provides unique perspectives for his audience, it could be worth considering for your pitch.
As Kevin has a strong focus on localized content within Oklahoma specifically targeting topics concerning city developments as well as issues affecting residents directly is more likely to resonate with him compared to broader national stories.
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By: Lenzy Krehbiel-Burton
Lance Schroyer Tulsa World Reporter
By: Kevin Canfield
Manna’s expansion could bring hundreds of Oklahoma jobs as the Ireland-based company expands into U.S. drone deliveries with a planned manufacturing and operations center in Tulsa.
By: Kevin Canfield
The company plans to have limited drone delivery service available by September, with most of the city covered within 12 months, and eventually employ as many as 1,000 people.
By: Kevin Canfield
Tulsa World Reporter Editor's Note This article originally published on July 8, 2025.
By: Kevin Canfield
Tulsa World Reporter
By: Kevin Canfield
The revisions formalize a previous understanding that the city would provide $1 million more a year to support operations at the facility as well as clarifies the responsibilities and obligations of each party.
By: Kevin Canfield Tulsa
By: Kevin Canfield
Tulsa voters will decide whether the city should increase its hotel/motel tax from 5% to 9.9%. If approved, it would take effect Jan. 1, 2027.
By: Kevin Canfield
The Mayor's Office says it plans to hire someone to succeed Dr. Rebecca Hubbard, whose resignation takes effect June 20.
By: Kevin Canfield
A Manna representative will join City Councilor Laura Bellis at a neighborhood meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the new business.
