Yvonne Krumrey is a reporter for KTOO, a public media organization in Alaska. She specializes in covering local news and events in Juneau, with a focus on Indigenous culture, community initiatives, and unique stories that showcase the vibrant spirit of Alaska. Her work has also been featured in the Anchorage Daily News.
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Juneau, Alaska, United States (Local)
Yvonne's coverage indicates a focus on local news and community interest pieces, particularly those related to indigenous culture, entertainment events, and societal developments in Juneau, Alaska. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news with expert commentary.
Given her emphasis on local community-oriented topics such as indigenous languages preservation and cultural heritage, Yvonne is likely to be interested in pitches that feature unique perspectives from locals or experts who can provide insight into these areas of interest. If you have a story about the intersection of culture & society with an emphasis on local Alaskan communities or family-related events happening in Juneau, it could resonate well with her coverage style.
When reaching out to Yvonne, consider highlighting the human-interest angle within your pitch. Also, if you have insights into ongoing developments in Juneau related to topics like food trucks or sports activities such as baseball at the local level, they may align well with her beat.
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James Houck gives a tour of downtown Juneau on his pedicab on Aug. 19, 2024. (Photo by Yvonne Krumrey/KTOO).
Kaia Quinto is the new executive director of Juneau Housing First Collaborative, also known as the Glory Hall.
Jason, Monty and Dawn Kissack arrived from Florida this week for a weekend memorial for their brother, Steven Kissack. He was shot by police during a confrontation downtown last month.
Two chum salmon show the distinctive stripes that emerge after they enter freshwater to spawn. Chum salmon are important to the diets of Indigenous residents of Western Alaska. (Photo provided by NOAA)
Sh Dei Wooteen Jeni Brown with her niece at a stalking awareness and prevention training in Juneau on Aug. 22, 2024. (Photo by Yvonne Krumrey/KTOO).
By: Yvonne Krumrey
Echo Ranch Bible Camp. April, 2024. (Photo by Clarise Larson/KTOO).
By: Yvonne Krumrey
The people who say they were victims of Bradley Earl Reger are trying to hold the institutions where the abuse took place accountable.
Rainbow near the Wrangell Narrows. (Photo by Angela Denning/CoastAlaska)
This week’s word is kichx̱.anagaat, which means rainbow.
Nutaaq Doreen Simmonds plays the grandmother, Aaka Mary, in Cold Case, running at Perseverance Theater this month. (Photo by Clarise Larson/KTOO)
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