Community editor, reporter Forum Communications
Patrick Lalley is a community editor and reporter at Forum Communications. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, transportation and mobility, as well as water management and conservation. Patrick's work has been featured in several publications, including Prairie Business magazine, The Daily Republic, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Sioux Falls, United States (Local)
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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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Siouxland Libraries, school district team up for a free back-to-school fair at the downtown library on Wednesday, Aug. 19.
By: Patrick Lalley
The Sioux Falls businessman says he contributed $400,000 to local and state political campaigns in this cycle. "There has to be somebody behind the scenes helping the good candidates," he said in an interview with Sioux Falls Live.
By: Patrick Lalley
Summary judgment granted ‘because the contents of the letter were true’
By: Patrick Lalley
The technical college's vice president of academic affairs says the $18 million project, named after the late Sen. James Abdnor, will expand their ability to produce grads for the city's growing manufacturing sector.
By: Patrick Lalley
The Senate Majority Leader said in an interview with South Dakota reporters that higher gas prices from the war in Iran and other economic factors create significant headwinds going into the midterm elections in November.
Festival founder Corey Church and Sioux Falls Live Editor Patrick Lalley talk about bringing 100 bands together on five stages in and why live music matters.
By: Patrick Lalley
In a wide-ranging conversation, City Councilor Miranda Basye says there are still questions about who pays for what at the Frank Olson recreation center as plans move forward.
Police Chief Jon Thum discusses street crime, addiction and perception in part 1 of a two-part interview with Sioux Falls Live Editor Patrick Lalley.
Police Chief Jon Thum says public safety isn't determined by how many officers are on the street. In Part 2 of his interview with Sioux Falls Live, the chief discusses violent crime, the quality of the force and why, sometimes, they don't show up.
By: Patrick Lalley
Sioux Falls City Councilor Ryan Spellerberg says city is working with opponents to define the parameters for any future proposal. The Southwest District councilor also touched on Smithfield, the Sanford District and homelessness in an interview with Sioux Falls Live.
