Linh Ta is a Des Moines reporter with a focus on food and beverages, agriculture, and environmental issues. She covers a range of topics including water management, organic farming, and the intersection of art and climate change, reflecting her diverse interests in both the arts and the environment. Linh's work has been featured in Yahoo News, BioRxiv, Axios, and MSN.
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Des Moines, United States (Local)
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Linh Ta's focus is primarily on local news, with an emphasis on Des Moines and Iowa. She covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, food & beverage, house & home, and culture & society.
If you are reaching out to Linh Ta for coverage in Des Moines or Iowa specifically, consider providing newsworthy updates related to the local government or private sector announcements. Additionally, if your pitch involves data-backed insights or press releases tied to Des Moines or Iowa-based businesses and organizations operating within her covered themes such as food establishments, local events/activities, housing market trends etc., it could be well-received.
Given her interest in diverse subjects like education and healthcare along with specific areas such as music scene developments and thrifting spots around Des Moines, tailor your pitches accordingly to align with these interests when relevant.
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The City Council is workshopping a future ordinance.
Elizabeth Hendrix is entering powerlifting competitions.
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From a kid on an e-moto to the AE Dairy cows, there's plenty of choices.
A West Des Moines student has struggled at school since her father was deported in September.
The new coffee shop is owned by a local family.
Economic dissatisfaction, open seats and an unusually engaged electorate could give Democrats an opening.
Des Moines council members Joe Gatto and Mike Simonson voice their support for Nunn in a TV ad.
The Good Butcher serves a different sandwich every Tuesday.
