Sonny Tapia is a Beat Reporter at various publications including 406 MT SPORTS and the Montana Standard. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, technology, education, and competitive sports, often focusing on event management software and platforms. Sonny's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The Bismarck Tribune, Wisconsin State Journal, and the Billings Gazette Communications.
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Sonny Tapia's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and legal proceedings in the Helena, Montana area. His articles include event coverage, breaking news, evolving stories related to crime and legal policy regulation.
Given Sonny’s focus on local news and legal proceedings in the Helena area, he will likely be most receptive to pitches related to local events or developments within the community. For example, offering insights from community leaders or experts involved in law enforcement could be of interest.
Pitches providing information about educational initiatives or programs relevant to the Helena area may also align well with his coverage themes. Additionally, pitching stories that involve family dynamics and relationships within the local community might resonate with Sonny’s areas of interest.
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Nadine Zikmund speaks to a group from Kim's Marina and Resort on Sept. 2 inside the Canyon Ferry Field Office during a meeting hosted by the Bureau of Reclamation.
By: SONNY TAPIA, sonny tapia
Project for Alternative Learning social studies teacher Ryan Cooney poses for a portrait in his classroom on Sept. 3 holding a book a previous student brought back from New York
A seat is seen partially put together for a "Ms. Behavin'" soapbox derby team car on Sept. 2 inside Bob Kane's garage.
Jamie Bright, left, and Bob Kane pose for a portrait inside Kane's garage with the unfinished "Ms. Behavin'" team soapbox derby car on Sept. 2.
Jamie Bright, driver for the "Ms. Behavin'" team, poses for a portrait on Sept. 2 inside Bob Kane's garage with her unfinished soapbox derby car.
The "Ms. Behavin'" team's unfinished soapbox derby car sits on the floor inside Bob Kane's garage, where it is being built, on Sept. 2.
By: SONNY TAPIA, sonny tapia
A puddle of water sits on Broadway Street on Sept. 3 after a water main break on Jackson and Broadway Streets.
By: christine compton, CHRISTINE COMPTON, SONNY TAPIA, sonny tapia
A downtown Helena water main break cut off water to some residents and a restaurant. City crews were working to repair it Thursday afternoon.
Members of The Friendship Quilters present four handmade quilts to Warren Elementary School on Sept. 10.
