Emily Haugen is a Multimedia Journalist at CCX Media. With a passion for storytelling, she covers a diverse range of topics including sports, healthcare, and animal rights, often highlighting issues like animal rescue and food safety. Emily's work has been featured in WKBT News 8 Now and CCX Media.
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Emily Haugen's coverage predominantly centers around local news, with a focus on family and relationships, government and politics, entertainment news, education, and weather. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or human-interest stories related to local community events, city government initiatives, educational activities, or weather-related topics within the United States specifically in Minnesota and Minneapolis.
Given her interest in covering local events and announcements within these areas of focus such as family-oriented activities during school breaks or community-based initiatives like clothing drives for those in need. Therefore it would be beneficial to pitch stories that align with these themes while providing a local perspective.
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A law making police and peace officer impersonation a felony went into effect in Minnesota on Aug. 1.
4:34 PM | Thursday, August 13, 2026 A longtime salon for those experiencing hair loss opened its doors at its new home in Plymouth.
A new law now allows retailers and distributors to donate eggs to food shelves that are up to 30 days past their sell-by date.
4:32 PM | Wednesday, August 19, 2026 It was a primary election for the history books in Minnesota.
4:50 PM | Monday, August 24, 2026 A Brooklyn Center nonprofit is helping make safely exploring Minnesota's waterways possible for more families in the Twin Cities.
2:04 PM | Wednesday, August 26, 2026 For teachers, building up a classroom each year is no small undertaking.
By: Emily Haugen
3:49 PM | Friday, August 28, 2026 The Crystal City Council is considering a ban on sales of all flavored tobacco products. But some businesses are pushing back.
The city of Crystal and Robbinsdale Area Schools unveiled new playground equipment at Forest School Park just in time for the new school year.
4:32 PM | Thursday, September 3, 2026 A Brooklyn Park art teacher won big at the Minnesota State Fair this year.
By: Emily Haugen
The Crystal Police Department is removing its automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) and ending its service with Flock Safety, a company that provided the ALPRs equipment placed throughout the community.
