Mikala Compton is a staff photojournalist based in Austin, Texas. With a focus on local news and events, Mikala's work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, capturing the essence of life in Austin and telling stories through powerful images.
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Austin, United States (Local)
Mikala’s coverage primarily focuses on local events and issues in Austin, Texas, with a keen interest in education, crime, healthcare, business developments, sports events and activities. She also regularly features photography as part of her coverage.
If you are reaching out to Mikala Compton for potential coverage or pitching stories related to Austin and Texas-based events or issues such as community initiatives, educational developments, local sports achievements or the arts scene (particularly photography-related), your pitch would likely resonate well with her editorial focus.
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By: Mikala Compton
U.S. Senator John Cornyn visits with Round Rock Chamber of Commerce to update community members on issues important to Central Texas.
By: Mikala Compton
Community organizers GAVA has worked Del Valle for about half a year now to get signatures for its city-funded food co-op plan.
By: Jay Janner, Aaron E Martinez, Ricardo B. Brazziell, Sara Diggins, Mikala Compton
Students headed back to class and high school football got underway, check out the best photos from around Austin by Statesman photographers.
By: Sara Diggins, Mikala Compton
As southwestern, and more specifically Texan, culture continues to spread throughout the country, SoCo tells the story of an industry.
By: Mikala Compton
In the annual Memorial Stair Climb, Austin firefighters travel up and down the number of stairs roughly equal to the height of the World Trade Center.
(Washington, D.C) — There will likely be a vote in the Senate Tuesday on an in vitro fertilization bill that Republicans have blocked before. New York Senator Chuck Schumer says he’s putting the bill up for a vote tomorrow hoping it will pass this time around. Republicans say the move by Schumer is purely political and timed for a vote just before the November election. The legislation would give Americans the right to access IVF treatments and force insurance companies to cover the IVF procedures. The bill would also allow service members to freeze sperm or eggs prior to deployment to a combat zone.
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