McKenzie Diaz is a Reporter at KSBY. She focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, including irrigation, sustainable agriculture, and agroecology, while also covering regional interest and world news in North America. McKenzie has been featured in KSBY, Yahoo News, ABC4 (KTVX-TV), NewsNation, KOIN News, and AOL, Inc.
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McKenzie Diaz's coverage revolves around local community events, the housing market, and seasonal activities. She may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories about local residents or businesses making a positive impact on the community. Additionally, she covers government announcements and their effects on the local economy.
Given her focus on educational institutions like Cal Poly and seasonal events such as holiday celebrations and shopping, consider pitching stories that highlight the intersection of education with local economic impact during specific seasons or events. Furthermore, since she reports extensively on family-related themes, topics concerning how housing market movements affect families could also be relevant.
Considering her geographic scope is not specified but shows a strong emphasis on San Luis Obispo and nearby areas like Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum & Morro Bay suggests an inclination towards localized content within California's Central Coast region.
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An unusually warm winter followed by a hard spring freeze has discouraged peach growers across Utah, wiping out crops that many farmers depend on to survive.
By: Ava Hart, Mckenzie Diaz
Eagle Mountain is experiencing rapid growth, causing increased traffic congestion and straining existing roads, prompting city officials to plan for the worst-case scenario and encourage residents …
By: Mckenzie Diaz, Jordan Thornblad
Members of Utah’s Cuban community are reacting after federal prosecutors announced criminal charges against former Cuban President Raúl Castro in the 1996 downing of civilian planes flown by …
By: Ava Hart, Mckenzie Diaz
The city of Riverton has issued a boil water order due to an illegal cross-connection that caused irrigation water to mix with the culinary water system, resulting in temporary closures of many loc…
By: Mckenzie Diaz
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) —The “100 Deadliest Days of Summer” are now underway in Utah, a period between Memorial Day and Labor Day that officials say consistently brings a spike in fatal crashes on st…
By: Abigail Jones, Mckenzie Diaz
After withdrawing their application for water rights for the Stratos Project data center planned in Box Elder County, the project developers have provided their reasons behind the withdrawal.
By: Mckenzie Diaz
Residents in Apple Valley are being asked to conserve water after town officials say a nearby agricultural well was drilled deeper than the town’s wells, causing concerns about the community’s water supply.
By: Mckenzie Diaz
The Iron Fire has grown to over 37,00 acres, and one Utah town is feeling its impacts.
By: Mckenzie Diaz
As multiple large wildfires burn across Utah, fire officials say a statewide resource-sharing system is helping ensure no single agency has to battle the fires alone.
By: Jordan Thornblad, Mckenzie Diaz
NEPHI, Utah (ABC4) — Ahead of the funeral proceedings for the family killed in flash flooding, relatives and friends held a viewing and honored their loved ones. Provo Fire Captain Spencer Long, Su…
