Stacey Saldanha-Olson is an enterprise news reporter at The Topeka Capital-Journal. She specializes in topics such as construction and real estate, health and wellness, and legal affairs, often exploring the intersections of consumer health and the housing market. Stacey's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Kansas City Star, Yahoo News, and The Wichita Eagle.
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Topeka, United States (Local)
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Stacey's coverage primarily revolves around local government, events, infrastructure, and elections. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
Given her focus on local government and politics, Stacey is likely to be interested in pitches from political figures at the local level or experts with insights into local governance issues. Additionally, she may be open to stories about community events and infrastructure developments within a specific region.
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By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Aug. 28, 2026, 9:51 p.m. CT
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Topeka Capital-Journal Recent debates over data centers have led to concerns over the use of AI surveillance.
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Topeka Capital-Journal Nearly two dozen social service programs will receive Topeka city funding in 2027.
Topeka police and Shawnee County agencies are facing scrutiny over the transparency of their surveillance technology.
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Topeka Capital-Journal A member of Topeka's administration will be leaving at the end of the year. Deputy city manager Braxton Copley announced his retirement Sept. 2.
Topeka Capital-Journal Shawnee County residents' property taxes will likely go up despite the community urging leaders to show financial restraint.
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
A student is suing Ottawa University in federal court.
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Topeka Capital-Journal Your utility bill will likely go up over the next few years.
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Topeka boxing coach and Kansas House Rep. John Alcala has earned the highest certification possible for American boxing coaches.
By: Stacey Saldanha-Olson
Topeka Capital-Journal Sept. 9, 2026, 4:09 a.m. CT Topeka leaders are being asked to consider putting liens on properties that have outstanding water utility bills.
