Kyle Simchuk is a journalist based in Spokane, Washington. He is a writer for KREM 2 Media Group and KTVB News Group, focusing on local news stories in the Spokane area. Kyle covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, community events, and human interest stories.
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Kyle Simchuk focuses on local news in Spokane, Washington, primarily covering government and politics, crime, and community-related stories. He seems to be interested in evolving or breaking news stories related to the local area. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing updates on ongoing issues such as local government decisions, crime reports within Spokane, or heartwarming community initiatives.
Given his coverage of both positive and negative aspects of the region's happenings, consider pitching human-interest stories that reflect resilience or portray personal struggles within the Spokane community. Additionally Kyle's focus is specifically directed towards events occurring within this geographic area; thus any pitches should align with this specific locality.
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By: Kyle Simchuk
Park rangers told Lauren "Ari" Boyce-Jones to pack up the business she built her life around. The city told 12News it will work with her, but hasn't reached out yet.
By: Kyle Simchuk
YOUNGTOWN, Ariz. — Seven months after her husband passed away, Mary Haney was bewildered to learn that she, too, had died.
By: Kyle Simchuk
It is a payphone that requires no payment — no number of nickels or dimes will ever make it work again — but people still use it.
By: Kyle Simchuk
The project is expected to create 1,000 construction jobs and 3,000 tourism and hospitality jobs once the resort opens.
Justin Ekelman's business, Shrimply the Best, has a fan following. MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz. — There are things you expect to see along a desert highway and then there are Justin Ekelman's hand-painted signs.
By: Kyle Simchuk
After the City of Tempe promised a "unique solution" to the confusion over her permit, a business owner says she's been given an ultimatum from the city.
By: Kyle Simchuk
People have witnessed strange voices and doors that open without anyone there have been witnessed at the town's former Circle K.
By: Kyle Simchuk
Mia Larkin dropped to the floor when she heard the news: The bright lights, big city and dance shoes were calling.
By: Kyle Simchuk
Jimmie Johnson made a pit-stop at a local high school auto shop before the season finale race this weekend.
By: Kyle Simchuk
Jimmie Johnson made a pit-stop at a local high school auto shop before the season finale race this weekend.
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