Patty Wetli is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for WTTW/Chicago PBS and Outdoor News, focusing on local news and events in the Chicago area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including weather, wildlife, community events, and environmental issues.
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Patty's coverage indicates a focus on local events, weather patterns, and their impact on the community in Chicago and Illinois. She seems particularly interested in stories related to weather phenomena, seasonal changes, and their effects on daily life.
Given her interest in scientific topics such as weather patterns and natural phenomena, Patty may be open to pitches from experts who can provide insights or analysis related to these areas. For example, meteorologists or environmental scientists could offer valuable perspectives on how specific weather events are impacting the region.
She also covers house & home themes which might indicate an interest in content about home maintenance during extreme weather conditions or tips for preparing homes for seasonal changes.
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By: Patty Wetli
Jupiter outshining Saturn during a spectacular meeting in 2020. (m-gucci / iStock)
By: Patty Wetli
On Tuesday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that after years of deliberation, it was proposing to list the monarch butterfly as an endangered species.
By: Patty Wetli
The Geminids meteor shower, seen in 2012. (Stephen Rahn / Flickr Creative Commons)
By: Patty Wetli
Streets and Sanitation has just announced its third annual “You Name a Snowplow” contest and let’s face it, winners in Years 1 and 2 mined a lot of the obvious territory like Sears Plower and Da Plow.
By: Patty Wetli
River otter snapped this fall in Lincolnshire by a wildlife camera set up by Lincoln Park Zoo’s Urban Wildlife Institute. (Courtesy Lincoln Park Zoo)
By: Patty Wetli
The proposed demolition of the Damen Silos has cleared a significant hurdle, gaining a key authorization Monday from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
By: Patty Wetli, Brian Woolman
The start of a new year is always an opportunity to at least psychologically wipe the slate clean.
By: Patty Wetli
Snow geese are among the migrating waterfowl that have died from bird flu in Illinois. (kojihirano / iStock)
By: Patty Wetli
This river otter was taken by a camera on Nov. 6 in Lincolnshire. (Photo courtesy of Lincoln Park Zoo)
By: Patty Wetli
When a snowy owl turned up on Chicago’s lakefront in late November, birders were ecstatic.
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