Michelle Jensen is a local journalist based in Rice Lake, Wisconsin. She writes for the Price County Review and 7News, covering a range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in publications such as the Leader-Telegram, KPVI-DTV, and All3DP.
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Michelle Jensen primarily covers local government announcements, city council activities, and community events in the Rice Lake area of Wisconsin. She also covers entertainment news and energy-related topics to a lesser extent. Given her focus on local government and politics, she may be most receptive to pitches related to developments within the Rice Lake city council, public safety building initiatives, mayor elections, or other issues directly impacting the community.
As Michelle's coverage is localized to a specific region in the United States (Wisconsin), she would likely appreciate pitches that are relevant specifically to this geographic area. This could include stories about local community events, political campaigns at a municipal level or any other issue affecting residents of Rice Lake.
Entertainment news seems to be another interest for Michelle so if your pitch pertains to local events or entertainment happenings in the Rice Lake area it might resonate with her as well.
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Early voting turnout is running high in Barron County as the countdown to General Election day on Nov. 5 continues.
In the wake of a proposed affordable housing development and land sale falling through on the south side of Rice Lake, the landowners — who don't
Trump campaign organizers anticipated that about 300 people would appear at a Republican rally featuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Saturday in Rice Lake.
The General Election polls closed at 8 p.m., and while some statewide votes were too close to call Tuesday evening, Barron County tallies leaned heavily Republican.
Barron County mirrored the rest of Wisconsin with a huge voter turnout for the General Election in which former President Donald J.
By: Michelle Jensen
A Rice Lake restaurant moving to a new location had its alcohol license transfer approved Tuesday evening, but the City Council refused to sign off
Steve Johnson has been at the helm of Rice Lake City Hall as the new city administrator for about three weeks and is looking to help keep the city's forward momentum on track.
By: Michelle Jensen
Rice Lake property taxpayers will see a slight drop in the city's mill rate, but down the line the city is looking at structural deficits that will
By: Michelle Jensen
Referendums by school districts asking voters for permission to exceed their revenue cap or by municipalities to go beyond their levy limits are on the rise in Wisconsin and broke records in 2024.
Baker Tilly will present the city's 2023 audit report to the Rice Lake City Council when it meets Tuesday.
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