Maiya Fleck is a journalist based in Bismarck, North Dakota. She writes for KFYR-TV and her work has also appeared in WABI TV 5 and KSFY-TV. Maiya covers a variety of local topics, including agriculture, outdoor activities, community events, and human interest stories.
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Bismarck, North Dakota, United States (Local)
Maiya Fleck's coverage focuses on local news in North Dakota, particularly in Bismarck, with an emphasis on community events and public service announcements. Her articles predominantly cover topics related to education, agriculture & farming, and family & relationships.
Given her focus on local events and community-based stories, Maiya would likely be most responsive to pitches that highlight unique individuals or initiatives within the North Dakota community. Pitches featuring human-interest stories related to education, agriculture/farming activities or challenges faced by families within the region are likely to resonate well with her coverage preferences.
Remembering her keen interest in covering local events such as public service releases and seasonal happenings is also important when pitching newsworthy items for her consideration.
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By: Maiya Fleck
Construction of a memorial is underway at UTTC, and one story from that time is detailed in a book by Satsuki Ina. She was born in an internment camp in Tule Lake, California while her father was interned at what was then Fort Lincoln.
Bismarck Career Academy career advisors said industry needs and CTE careers propel students into the workforce.
Standing Rock Elementary kindergarteners made memories by trying out some new wheels from the All Kids Bike program.
The market will have produce, artisan goods, henna tattoos and other local vendors. Sellers can sign up
Published Apr. 30, 2024 at 12:38 AM CEST | Updated moments ago BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - One great teacher can make all the difference in a student's educational journey.
By: Maiya Fleck
After two practices every week and learning dances, the students were ready to perform in front of their school.
By: Maiya Fleck
South Heart sophomore Lee O’Brien grew up on the ranch, but after his grandfather had an accident he had to step up.
By: Maiya Fleck
The EPA changed four acts aimed at reducing pollution. Now power plants across the county like Minnkota Power Co-op must comply with more regulations.
More than 500,000 issues of the newspaper have been delivered to the western half of the state in the past two years.
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