Lindsey Peterson is the Director of News Operations for CBS Radio, specializing in local news coverage in New York. With a focus on sports, weather, and human interest stories, Lindsey brings a unique perspective to her articles, providing in-depth analysis and engaging storytelling.
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Lindsey Peterson's local focus on New York, particularly in the context of weather and sports, suggests she would be interested in pitches related to local events, government announcements or evolving stories with a specific impact on New York. Pitches could include feature ideas about unique local stories related to weather or sports events happening within the state.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Lindsey may also be receptive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or upcoming events relevant to Minnesota, as well as those related to local sports teams like the Vikings. Furthermore, given her interest in government & politics topics at 20%, she might consider articles surrounding political developments specifically impacting New York.
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By: Lindsey Peterson
Minnesota Governor and vice presidential candidate Tim Walz (D) asked by CBS News Wednesday about comments made Tuesday night by President Joe Biden, where the president sounded like he called supporters of former President Donald Trump “garbage”.
By: Lindsey Peterson
The Gophers played a perfect October (3-0), and now head into November with a chance to get bowl-eligible with one more win, and build their recent success. A lot of that is due to their red-hot quarterback.
By: Laura Oakes, Lindsey Peterson
The U.S. Justice Department is announcing plans to monitor compliance with federal voting rights laws in 86 jurisdictions in 27 states on Election Day.
By: Lindsey Peterson
Biden will speak around 10:00 a.m. (CT) from the Rose Garden, his first public appearance since Donald Trump’s decisive victory over his Vice President, Kamala Harris. Meanwhile, some Democrats are putting her loss squarely on the president.
By: Lindsey Peterson, Taylor Rivera
Trump vowed to to target transgender people and said he would pass a bill stating there are “only two genders”
By: Lindsey Peterson
Just a couple of weeks after the Twins ownership announced plans to explore selling the franchise, more changes at the top of the organization on Tuesday. Team president and CEO Dave St. Peter is stepping down and Derek Falvey moves into the role.
By: Lindsey Peterson
WCCO was once again proud to partner with the Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities to raise over $343,000 to provide meals and care for those in need through WCCO’s 22nd annual “Hunger Mission Radiothon”.
By: Lindsey Peterson
Former Minnesota Viking defensive end, and dominant pass rusher, Jared Allen among the new 25-modern era candidates for the 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame class.
In the last few years, most stores have called it quits as shoppers move online, and to give employees a break over the Thanksgiving holiday. So what’s open and what’s closed this year? Here’s what we know!
By: Lindsey Peterson
Approximately 83.5 tons of ground beef have been recalled due to possible E. coli contamination by the USDA. The beef is linked to a series of illnesses in Minnesota after it was served at two Twin Cities-area restaurants.
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