Ramsey Pfeffinger is a journalist based in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a focus on local news, Ramsey has written for KTNV Channel 13 Action News and Metro Weekly, covering a range of topics including crime, politics, LGBTQ+ rights, and entertainment. Ramsey's work has also been featured in KRNV News 4 Reno.
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Ramsey's articles predominantly cover local crime, government & politics, and entertainment news in Las Vegas and Nevada. He focuses on announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage.
If you're reaching out to Ramsey Pfeffinger with a pitch or as a source, consider providing insights relating to local crime issues such as police reports or updates on criminal cases. Additionally, pitches related to government policies affecting the state of Nevada or Las Vegas would likely resonate well with him given his focus on government & politics.
For entertainment-related topics in these areas like events or shows that attract public attention (such as U2 residency), your pitch might catch his interest considering the significant portion of Ramsey’s coverage dedicated to Entertainment News.
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By: Ramsey Pfeffinger
If passed, Initiative 2124 would allow employees and self-employed workers to opt out of the WA Cares program at any time.
SEATTLE - Seattle's famous "Gum Wall" at Pike Place is getting cleaned for only the third time in more than 20 years.
SEATTLE - A popular grocery chain is opening up another location for Seattle -area residents soon.
Seattle Police are working to figure out the motive behind a man's stabbing spree that spanned two days in the Chinatown-International District.
OLALLA, Wash. - A driver, passenger, and dog have died after crashing on Saturday night in Kitsap County.
By: Ramsey Pfeffinger
Three people are dead and two have been hospitalized following a tragic crash in Everett, Washington. Police say a law enforcement agency tried to pull over the driver but they fled. Police did not pursue the vehicle, however it did crash into a group of five innocent bystanders in the area.
The King County Sheriff’s Office has introduced a new Safe Boat for its Marine Rescue Dive Unit. This 23-foot vessel, which can reach 55 mph, will primarily patrol Lake Sammamish.
COQUILLE, Ore. - Joshua James McCoy, a 5-year-old boy, has been missing for three days in western Oregon.
By: Ramsey Pfeffinger
SEATTLE - The Seattle Mariners announced on Tuesday that My Chemical Romance will be performing at T-Mobile Park in 2025.
By: Ramsey Pfeffinger
Another round of heavy rain and gusty wind Tuesday
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