Haley Samsel is a Content Editor at the Fort Worth Report. With a focus on culture, society, and legal affairs, she covers a diverse range of topics including cultural movements, lawsuits, and entertainment events. Haley's work has been featured in outlets such as Finger Lakes Times, Grist, and KERA News.
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Haley Samsel's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, alongside environmental concerns, sustainability, and real estate. She often reports on specific announcements from authorities or legal policy regulations shaping these areas.
Given her focus on local news in Fort Worth and Texas, she would likely be interested in pitches related to city development projects, political developments at the local level, environmental initiatives impacting the community directly. Additionally, insights into how policies affect the real estate industry could also be of interest to her audience.
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From the downtown parade and festival to dance parties, meetups and art classes, we break down your options for celebrating Tulsa Pride.
By: Haley Samsel
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, which serves about 917,000 customers, filed a rate review with the Corporation Commission this week. Customers could see bill changes as early as next spring.
Our newsroom will connect with community members at the Tulsa State Fair and folks at Faith & Blue inside a Tulsa church.
Daniel Boorstin wrote books that helped define how Americans see themselves and their histories. His son Jon explores the experiences that shaped that work, including his Tulsa childhood.
Construction is moving the free festival to 6th Street and Frankfort Avenue. Find the full schedule in our guide.
By: Gabriella Bock
On a Wednesday evening in midtown Tulsa, Kate Austin and Summer Knox sat talking and laughing beneath the soft glow of rainbow neon.
By: Haley Samsel
We don't believe in reporting the news from our desks. Led by Community Journalism Director Lexi Goodnough, our staff are on the ground, meeting residents where they live, work and play.
By: Haley Samsel
The flags were out, the floats were colorful and Tulsans' LGBTQ+ pride was on full display during Oklahomans for Equality's annual Pride festival Oct. 17.
Every Thursday evening in October is loaded with fun activities for the whole family at Tulsa Botanic Garden, 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive.
By: Tulsa Flyer
We don't believe in reporting the news from our desks. Led by Community Journalism Director Lexi Goodnough, our staff are on the ground, meeting residents where they live, work and play.
