Sam Fristed is a Daybreak Anchor at WQOW. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, transportation and mobility, agriculture, energy, and social issues, with a particular focus on Wisconsin. Sam has been featured in WKOW-ABC 27, WXOW News 19, WAOW, and WQOW-News 18.
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Sam Fristed's articles focus on local events, community activities, and seasonal topics in the Chippewa Valley area. If you're looking to reach out to Sam with a pitch, consider providing information about upcoming local events or human-interest stories happening within Eau Claire and the surrounding areas. Given the coverage attributes, pitches related to community initiatives, government announcements affecting local residents, educational developments or family-oriented activities would likely resonate well with Sam.
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- Highlighting a unique local event taking place in Eau Claire
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On Thursday night the streets of downtown Menomonie will be filled with people attending the annual winter daze parade.
By: Sam Fristed
Airline passengers will have a new carrier taking them to and from the Chippewa Valley.
The 'Jump Start' program is an annual grant opportunity given out by Downtown Eau Claire Incorporated — known as DECI.
As we get ready to head into the new year Eau Claire residents can expect to be paying more on their water bills.
More treatment options could be coming to the Chippewa Valley thanks to an investment from a substance abuse facility.
By: Sam Fristed
It's been a topic of discussion in Eau Claire for years: downtown parking. As we've previously reported — 18 News told you the city had a study done on it
By: Sam Fristed
It sounds like something out of science fiction: flesh eating squirrels. But a new research study from California with help from students at the university of Wisconsin-Eau Claire said it
The recent snowfall meant many schools in the Chippewa Valley were closed for the day. And area kids took full advantage of the outdoor winter wonderland.
The Wisconsin Realtors Association released their November report. In Eau Claire County the median price of a home didn't see much movement — costing $295,500. That's a year to date decrease of about 1%.
MENOMONIE (WQOW) - An Eau Claire man is dead after a two vehicle crash in Menomonie on Tuesday morning.
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