Community editor, reporter Forum Communications
Patrick Lalley is a community editor and reporter for Forum Communications, with a focus on local news in South Dakota, particularly in Mitchell. He has written for various publications, including Prairie Business magazine, The Daily Republic, and the west Central Tribune. Lalley's articles cover a range of topics, including politics, community events, and social issues.
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Patrick Lalley's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics in South Dakota, particularly around state government activities, legislative proposals, and local controversies. Given this emphasis, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to state governance issues, political developments at the local level within South Dakota or Mitchell specifically.
Pitches should offer insights from relevant stakeholders such as elected officials or community leaders with a direct connection to the topics covered. Additionally, experts who can provide context on legal policy regulation or commentary on specific events may also find traction with Patrick given his coverage attributes.
As for broader themes and topics addressed by Patrick Lalley's articles include State Government & Politics; School Policy; Diversity; Governor's Office among others.
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The South Dakota Highway Patrol says the accident happened early Sunday on Interstate 29 near the 26th Street exit.
Roger Heidinger, with the help of family and friends, produce a parody video promoting their pumpkin business in Tea. This year's version already has nearly 100,000 views in five days on Facebook.
The statistics consistently show that the rate of crime, particularly violent crime, is not increasing.
By: Patrick Lalley
Court-ordered demolition of buildings on the former MX Liquor site at 15th Street and Cliff Avenue is the ultimate penalty for years of nuisance violations.
By: Patrick Lalley
Gannett-owned outlet sued city of Sioux Falls for using The Dakota Scout for public notices
By: Patrick Lalley
The City of Sioux Falls will officially take over operations at the former Sanford facility on Jan. 1 with a tiered rate structure and the end of KidZone drop-off child watch.
By: Patrick Lalley
City will take over operations at former Sanford facility on Jan. 1; new name, hours and tiered rates coming
Police say the woman was a passenger on the motorcycle and died after the driver failed to negotiate a roundabout at 95th Street and Western Avenue.
By: Patrick Lalley
Angela Wilkerson leaves the post after succeeding former Mayor Mark Carstensen, who resigned in Feburary.
The citizens of Sioux Falls agreed to pay $115 million to build the Premier Center on the premise that it was a home for concerts and community sports. Now the Storm can't afford to play there.
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