Natalie Yahr is a business and economy reporter for The Capital Times, focusing on local news in Wisconsin, specifically in Madison. She covers a range of topics including housing, small businesses, local economy, and community development. Her work has also been featured in the Wisconsin State Journal.
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Natalie Yahr's coverage is predominantly centered around local business, housing, and community events in Madison, Wisconsin. She tends to include expert commentary along with data citations in her articles. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights on local business trends or developments impacting the housing market in Madison.
Given her focus on UW-Madison and local artisans, there may also be opportunities for pitches related to green energy initiatives coming out of the university or sustainable practices within the artisan community.
Since Natalie's geographic focus is mainly local to Madison but occasionally covers broader Wisconsin topics as well, consider tailoring your pitch to align with these areas.
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By: Natalie Yahr
The artificial intelligence tool, which uses a new integration from Epic Systems, is being tested by 20 local doctors to improve patient experiences.
By: Natalie Yahr
At the center, expected to open later this year, children will be immersed in the Hmong language and learn from elders in the nonprofit’s day program.
For an audience of 40,000, Epic Systems’ annual Users Group Meeting revealed artificial intelligence tools in the works for patients, providers and payers.
By: Natalie Yahr
The new Direct File program is designed to save Americans time and money by skipping the middlemen. Wisconsin announced its participation last week.
By: Natalie Yahr
Racial and gender gaps are narrowing but disparities remain, says a High Road Strategy Center report that calls for raising the minimum wage.
Wisconsin led the way in increasing access to dental care, but insurance coverage gaps and a shortage of Medicaid clinics have taken a toll.
After reaching capacity in its first year, the membership-based studio has moved to a warehouse three times as big.
As Madison prepares to wrap up an experiment that turned a section of State Street into a pedestrian mall, a new event invites Black residents downtown.
After cutting 125 workers in January, the once-fast-growing Madison studio announced another 139 layoffs. The latest cuts affect 23 Wisconsin workers.
By: Natalie Yahr
As the state’s working-age population shrinks, immigrants could help keep the economy afloat, a panel of local speakers at a Cap Times Idea Fest event.
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