Lindsey Peterson is the Director of News Operations at MassLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on competitive sports and the business of sports. Lindsey's work has been featured in MassLive, MSN, and CBS Radio, highlighting her expertise in both local and world news.
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Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Lindsey Peterson's local focus on New York, particularly in the context of weather and sports, suggests she would be interested in pitches related to local events, government announcements or evolving stories with a specific impact on New York. Pitches could include feature ideas about unique local stories related to weather or sports events happening within the state.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Lindsey may also be receptive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or upcoming events relevant to Minnesota, as well as those related to local sports teams like the Vikings. Furthermore, given her interest in government & politics topics at 20%, she might consider articles surrounding political developments specifically impacting New York.
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By: Lindsey Peterson
On Friday, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a temporary injunction that blocked enforcement of Minnesota’s first-of-its-kind "nudification" ban. The ruling drew swift condemnation from the bill's author, state Senator Erin Maye Quade (DFL) who called the decision "devastating."
By: Lindsey Peterson
The NFL has suspended two officials for inappropriate conduct during Week 4. Referee Adrian Hill was suspended for one game for unprofessional behavior toward Minnesota's Eric Wilson. Line judge Jeff Seeman received a two-game suspension for swearing at Arizona's Trey McBride. And it marked two of several profane flare-ups over the weekend.
By: Lindsey Peterson
A national traveling exhibition about enslaved people debuts in St. Paul at the University of St. Thomas. The self-guided exhibition blends archival records, historical photographs, interactive media, and descendant and Jesuit testimony to examine how the stories of the enslaved were lost, rediscovered, and reclaimed across generations.
By: Lindsey Peterson
A Cloquet, Minnesota man and his dog are recovering after being injured by a bear this week. After the dog was bitten, the man raced in to save the dog and was injured. It's an extremely rare occurrence in Minnesota, according to the DNR, who say the man and dog are doing well. The bear ran off.
By: Lindsey Peterson
It is shaping up to be a season where people are expecting to spend more than last year, despite economic challenges, and hiring at retailers is expected to drop too: "The retailers are expecting to have, not a blowout Christmas season or anything like that, but something above inflation," says Marketing Professor George John.
By: Lindsey Peterson, Ari Bergeron
Phase one of the George Floyd square construction at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue is complete and opens Friday. The project, which began in June, finished about a month ahead of schedule, and that has thrilled local business owners: "Christmas came early."
By: Lindsey Peterson
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has tapped interim Minneapolis Police Chief Bill Peterson to permanently lead the Minneapolis Police Department. Peterson has served the Minneapolis Police Department for 30 years, and needs approval from the City Council. Councilmember Michael Rainville tells WCCO that Peterson has his support.
By: Lindsey Peterson
An animated series that began as a childhood bedroom story is now a contender for television’s highest regional honor, fueled by the creativity of Woodbury siblings who also make up a rising local band called NUNNABOVE.
By: Lindsey Peterson
You want an easy way to help your neighbors struggling to make ends meet? Gather up all those brown paper bags you’ve saved from grocery shopping and head to the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center in St. Paul.
