Hayley Guenthner is a Nonstop Local Anchor/Reporter at Nonstop Local. She covers a range of topics including consumer interest, health and wellness, and family relationships, with a focus on consumer health and fitness, as well as legal reform and court proceedings. Hayley has been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC, KNDU/KNDO-TV, KHQ-TV, and KULR 8.
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Hayley's coverage predominantly revolves around local community events and human interest stories in Spokane, with a strong emphasis on family and relationships. She focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to the local community, charity events, missing persons cases, and issues affecting families.
If you have a heartwarming or impactful story centered around local community events, charity initiatives, or personal accounts that align with Hayley’s themes of family & relationships within the Spokane area, she may be interested in covering it. Consider reaching out if your pitch involves breaking news or has potential for an evolving human interest story that would resonate with the people of Spokane.
Given her geographic focus on Washington State and more specifically Spokane, pitches should cater to this localized audience while addressing topics such as missing persons cases or initiatives supporting the local community.
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By: Hayley Guenthner
SPOKANE, Wash. — Whether your family has lost a home, or you're feeling helpless on the fringe of so much destruction, our entire community is going through a lot. Those emotions, from fear to stress, can be easily absorbed by children, so it's important to know how to help them cope.
By: Hayley Guenthner
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — It's been just under one week since deputies lifted evacuations orders allowing thousands to safely return to their homes. For many, it was overwhelming relief to
By: Hayley Guenthner
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — It's been just under one week since deputies lifted evacuations orders allowing thousands to safely return to their homes. For many, it was overwhelming relief to see their property spared from the fires. But for one woman who lives off Nine Mile Road and Kendick, her relief also came with some panic once she got inside and saw signs her home had been looted.
By: Hayley Guenthner
SPOKANE, Wash. — A former Spokane Police Chaplain and his siblings are looking for some answers after they discovered missing family heirlooms from their late parent's final resting place. They
By: Hayley Guenthner
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Next week marks one month since fires ravished parts of Spokane and surrounding areas. Homes and cars were lost. So were livelihoods.
The Hoffman's property has been recovered by Spokane Police.
Spokane Rifle Club sign
By: Hayley Guenthner
KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho — For Rikki Hall and her husband, their wedding anniversary is always special. They make sure to invest in the special occasion.
By: Hayley Guenthner
SPOKANE, Wash. — Even four weeks after Jeremy Fagan lost his home on Holyoke Avenue, his family is still sorting through just how much was taken.
By: Hayley Guenthner
The devastating Spokane Complex Fires resulted in hundreds losing their homes. But the damage also extends to those who still have property standing.
