Margaret Kates is a reporter based in Mobile, Alabama, focusing on local news and community issues. She has written for AL.com and her work has also appeared in the Calhoun Times. Margaret covers a wide range of topics including environmental concerns, city planning, local government, and community development.
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Margaret's coverage is predominantly focused on local government and politics, often citing data and government announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local governance, community development, infrastructure projects, environmental issues, education policy at the local level, healthcare developments within the specified geographic focus.
Given her emphasis on interviewing figures involved in local policymaking and project implementation (e.g., city council members), she may appreciate pitches that offer access to such individuals or provide expert insights into how these initiatives impact communities at a granular level.
It’s important to note that Margaret has a specific geographic focus on Mobile and Baldwin County in Alabama. Therefore, any outreach should consider this localized perspective when offering relevant story ideas or potential sources for interviews.
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By: Margaret Kates
Mobile County broke ground Friday on a new aquatic center that will bring the city's first Olympic-sized competition swimming pool.
By: Margaret Kates
Jay Justice and Bluestone Coke failed to meet a judge's deadline in a water pollution lawsuit, environmental groups say.
The $5 million donation is the largest one-time gift by an individual to the new medical school.
By: Margaret Kates
Bluestone Coke failed to meet a court-ordered deadline to pay fees related to a lawsuit over water pollution in Alabama, despite providing some documents.
Roughly half of all boating accidents in the state in 2023 occurred in coastal Alabama, according to newly released data.
By: Margaret Kates
Alabama State Rep. Frances Holk-Jones, R-Gulf Shores, said she knew the “Fortified” home construction program was a success after Hurricane Sally in 2020.
By: Margaret Kates
After learning of a possible plan to annex the lake by their land, a group of people living west of Mobile say they don't want to be forced to join the city.
By: Margaret Kates
| Warrior Met Coal in Tuscaloosa County, one of the leading producers of metallurgical coal in the United States, will pay $250,000 as part
By: Margaret Kates
Prichard residents are hoping to learn from other water crises around the country, as its long-troubled water and sewer utility faces big questions about its future.
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