Patty Wetli is a journalist at WTTW. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental services, and urban development, with a keen focus on the intersection of agriculture, animal care, and regional interests. Patty's work has been featured in Outdoor News, CDC Gaming Reports, and Block Club Chicago.
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Chicago, United States (Local)
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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.
Additionally, considering her coverage of entertainment news and cultural/societal topics alongside event coverage attributes suggests she may be receptive to pitches that tie into local events or festivals happening around Chicago.
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By: Patty Wetli
Mini underground reservoirs are Chicago’s latest solution to its flooding problem. But there’s no one silver bullet, officials said.
By: Patty Wetli
An unprecedented international rescue effort is underway to find new homes for some 30 beluga whales. Shedd Aquarium is answering the call.
By: Patty Wetli
Residents from the North Side of Chicago to the north suburbs reported feeling the effects of what the U.S. Geological Survey said was a 2.9 magnitude earthquake Wednesday.
Neighbors have described the stench emanating from the reservoir as “horrific” and “putrid.”
By: Patty Wetli
Welles Park, on Chicago’s North Side, has become a preferred breeding ground for the beetles, multiple years in a row.
By: Patty Wetli
Money raised at the annual BrewFest supports treatment and preservation of Horner Park’s sizable, and healthy, stand of ash trees. This year’s event is set for Friday.
By: Patty Wetli
Brown, Green, Orange and Pink Lines will all be affected by the closures.
By: Patty Wetli
The bird-friendly ordinance has now been sent to the Zoning Committee for consideration. A hearing is tentatively scheduled for July 21.
By: Patty Wetli
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has issued an air pollution action day for the northeastern part of the state.
By: Patty Wetli
Night Out in the Parks events and Movies in the Park have been cancelled as well.
