Kim Jarrett is an Associate Editor at The Center Square, specializing in covering Arkansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Alaska. With a wide range of experience in various media outlets, Kim's articles focus on political news, policy changes, and legal issues affecting these states.
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Kim Jarrett's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on Iowa. She is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights or analysis related to Iowa politics, presidential campaigns, tax policies, Republican caucus developments in the state, and government appointments.
Given the significant portion of her work dedicated to legal policy regulation and citing data as well as government announcements, she may also be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide commentary or analysis on legal or regulatory changes within the political landscape.
As Kim's geographic focus is national (United States), it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to her to tailor their pitches by emphasizing how their expertise or insights relate specifically to U.S. national political dynamics with a potential impact on Iowa.
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(The Center Square) – School choice and immigration garnered most of the attention during the Tennessee General Assembly's special session, but lawmakers also approved $470 million in relief funds for
(The Center Square) – Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns ended speculation on whether lawmakers would consider a school safety database.
By: Kim Jarrett
(The Center Square) – Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns ended speculation on whether lawmakers would consider a school safety database.
(The Center Square) – Tennessee's fourth and eighth graders did better than their national peers in an analysis of math and reading proficiency.
(The Center Square) – An aerospace company will open its first company headquarters in Georgia, state officials said Monday.
By: Kim Jarrett
(The Center Square) – An aerospace company will open its first company headquarters in Georgia, state officials said Monday.
The Center Square — More than 1.5 million Georgians enrolled in the state’s new health care exchange, Insurance Commissioner John King said.
(The Center Square) – Attorney General Chris Carr said 21 Mitchell County residents are facing charges in connection with a Paycheck Protection Program fraud scheme that netted each person more than $20,000.
By: Kim Jarrett
(The Center Square) – Attorney General Chris Carr said 21 Mitchell County residents are facing charges in connection with a Paycheck Protection Program fraud scheme that netted each person more than $20,000.
By: Kim Jarrett
(The Center Square) – Attorney General Chris Carr said 21 Mitchell County residents are facing charges in connection with a Paycheck Protection Program fraud scheme that netted each person more than $20,000.
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