Lee Stoll is a News Anchor/Reporter with a focus on local news in the Seattle area. Lee's work has been featured on various news outlets, including KOMO TV, WNYO-TV, Sinclair Media I, Inc., KATU-TV, KIMATV, KEPRTV, and WFLA. With a passion for storytelling, Lee covers a wide range of topics, from breaking news to human interest stories that impact the local community.
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Lee Stoll's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly around government and politics, with secondary emphasis on sports. Her interest in topics such as tourism, movies, health, travel, skiing and airlines may provide opportunities for pitches related to local events or developments in Seattle and Washington state.
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Boeing employees are back on the picket line as the strike enters its 11th day with no end in sight.
By: Lee Stoll
A new survey shows a large number of older adults are putting travel on their "to-do" list.
Boeing executives and the striking machinists' union are set to meet again this morning in an effort to resolve a strike that has now entered its fourth week. The work stoppage is proving costly for both sides.
Thousands of Boeing workers are beginning the workweek with uncertainty about their job security after the company announced plans
The number of cars stolen each year in the United States is getting close to the 1 million mark.
Getting an extra hour to enjoy this weekend sounds like a win.On the other hand, the seasonal switch can be a sign of a tough time to come for a lot of people..
The fixed cameras at Crystal Mountain are showing a blanket of white snow several inches deep which is a welcome sight for skiers hoping for an early winter.
For the second year in a row, Earth is on track to set a new record for hot weather.
By: Lee Stoll
Grabbing breakfast in the morning includes coffee and sports drinks for many teens.A new study shows the rate of kids visiting hospital ERs for caffeine overdos
By: Lee Stoll
The South Lake Union streetcar, which was taken out of service in August due to electrical issues, is now at the center of a city council debate.
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