Natalie Sopyla is a Weekend Anchor and Multimedia Journalist with a focus on local news in Wisconsin, specifically in Madison. She has written articles and produced content for various news outlets, including Time Warner Cable Enterprises, Spectrum News 1, and Spectrum News 13 Orlando. Natalie's work has also been featured in WAOW, WKOW-ABC 27, WXPR Public Radio, and Bay News 9.
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Natalie Sopyla's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Wisconsin, with an emphasis on community engagement, sports, government announcements, and seasonal topics. She frequently covers stories related to family & relationships, government & politics, health & wellbeing, sports and business & industry.
Considering her focus on local news within Wisconsin (particularly Madison), pitches should highlight unique human-interest stories or community-driven initiatives that align with the themes she commonly covers like family-related events or advocacy efforts in Dane County. Additionally, sources providing insights into local businesses or community events would likely be well-received by Natalie.
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There have been over 250,000 more in-person absentee ballots cast by Nov. 1, 2024, compared to the same date in 2020.
There have been over 250,000 more in-person absentee ballots cast by Nov. 1, 2024, compared to the same date in 2020
Republicans and Democrats made one last-ditch effort to sway voters.
The rally was one of four Vance had planned Monday.
Many of them aren't old enough to vote yet.
MADISON, Wis. — In a virtual press conference Thursday, re-elected U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, told reporters he learned a lot in his first term in Congress.
MADISON, Wis. — Saturday marked the last outdoor farmers' market of the season in Dane County. What You Need To Know
MADISON, Wis. — Hundreds of people are injured or killed on Wisconsin roadways every year. What You Need To Know
WAUNAKEE, Wis. — Saturday marked one week until opening day of gun deer season.
By: Natalie Sopyla
Wisconsin State Patrol responded to drivers that slid off the road Thursday, and some minor crashes.
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