Maya Hilty is a local government reporter based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She has written for various publications, including the Santa Fe New Mexican, Yahoo News, Calhoun Times, Sheboygan Press, Action Advertiser, Wisconsin Watch, and Madison Magazine. Maya's articles cover a range of topics, from community events and celebrations to local politics and social issues.
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Maya Hilty's coverage focuses on local news in Santa Fe, New Mexico, encompassing a variety of topics including government announcements, events, press releases and entertainment news. If you are pitching to her, ensure that your pitch aligns with the local focus of Santa Fe or New Mexico. It would be beneficial to offer insights or stories related to government and politics in Santa Fe or cover any significant local events happening in the area.
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By: Maya Hilty
A diverse crowd packed the Santa Fe Plaza Saturday for the city’s fourth annual Juneteenth celebration.
By: Daniel J. Chacón, The New Mexican, Gabrielle Porter, Phaedra Haywood, Maya Hilty, Carina Julig
Northern New Mexicans pay tribute to dads who instilled strong values.
By: Maya Hilty
The first crowd-pleaser of the Rodeo de Santa Fe's opening night came early as 22 kids as young as 4 somersaulted off the backs of sheep twice their size during the popular mutton-busting event.
The growth of the South Fork and Salt fires stalled Thursday, though hundreds of firefighters continued to battle the blazes near Ruidoso.
By: Maya Hilty
Rain on Wednesday dampened the destructive South Fork and Salt fires but presented new concerns for residents and emergency managers.
By: Maya Hilty
Growth of the South Fork and Salt fires stalled Thursday in the aftermath of rain, though hundreds of firefighters continued to battle the destructive blazes near Ruidoso.
By: Maya Hilty, Nathan Brown
As the fire burned, Kathy and her son Robert White waited, unsure when they will return home or what they will return to.
Though risks remain, Ruidoso residents anxious to return after fires will be allowed to survey damage to their properties Monday.
By: Maya Hilty
Following chaotic evacuations from fires, people are relying upon aid and waiting for news of friends, family and their property.
By: Maya Hilty
Jodi McGinnis Porter, now the governor’s deputy director of communications, has had a more than 20-year career in public information and public relations.
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