Micki Gamez is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington, focusing on local news and community stories. With a passion for reporting on transportation, social issues, and events in the Seattle area, Micki brings a unique perspective and dedication to providing accurate and informative news to the community.
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Micki Gamez's coverage is largely focused on local news, particularly in the Seattle and Washington state area. She appears to be most interested in transportation and logistics, as well as sports-related stories. Given her focus on expert commentary, she would likely be receptive to pitches from local experts who can provide insights into transportation infrastructure, travel trends specific to the region, or developments in healthcare within Washington State.
If you have expertise related to these topics and are based in the Seattle area or have strong ties there, Micki may be interested in hearing from you for potential contributions or interviews related to ongoing issues and events affecting the local community.
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By: Kiro Newsradio
(Photo courtesy of the Washington State Department of Transportation)
By: Micki Gamez
Kia and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a recall Friday, this time for nearly half a million Kia Telluride SUVs.
By: Micki Gamez
Seattle is known for having historic bridges like the Fremont Bridge, which opened in 1917. However, 16 roadway and pedestrian bridges need upgrading in the event the next big earthquake hits.
By: Micki Gamez
Washington traffic fatalities are at a 33-year high, according to the Bellevue Police Department (BPD). BPD Officer Seth Tyler said the numbers are unsettling and should concern everyone.
'We’re on track to strengthen 16 bridges across Seattle to be safer during an earthquake'
By: Kiro Newsradio
Plan on hefty delays and traffic around Seattle this weekend whether you plan to drive or take the light rail.
Sound Transit is extending its service on the 1 and 2-lines for the Fourth of July.
Crab potting in the Puget Sound kicked off July 1 and lasts until September 2. Washington State Ferries (WSF) is warning people to keep their crab pots out of the ferry lanes, please.
By: Kiro Newsradio
Washington has two seasons: winter and construction, and right now, drivers are in the thick of it.
By: Kiro Newsradio
Four more closures on the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge, also known as the State Route 520 Bridge, are set to occur between now and October, according to the Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT).
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