Scotty Smith 25491u

Investigative Photojournalist 6e4v1
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Scotty Smith

Scotty is an investigative photojournalist based in Washington DC. Scotty is originally from Alaska and began his career as a photojournalist in 2003. Throughout his career he has covered Hurricane Katrina, investigated a serial killer in Alaska, covered protests at the White House over the murder of George Floyd, and the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol building. Most recently, he was an investigative photojournalist at WJLA in Washington DC. Scotty has bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics from the University of Alaska and Film Studies from the University of Utah. He loves snowboarding and being in the mountains. 6a4d6r

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The Pasquatch studies the Italian language while waiting for Vinnie Pasquantino's next at-bat.
What does The Pasquatch do when Vinnie isn’t on base? We went into his lair to find out b1j2r
On many roads and highways, crews may not be working but construction project sites are still...
Plan ahead: Memorial Weekend could bring record travel 12b63
Pedestrian hit, driver flees on I-435 ramp 5m5w5g
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Quindaro Townsite named National Historic Landmark by Parks Service g1y6d
The image of a happy couple projected on a screen at the Jewish Community Campus Thursday...
Kansas City’s Jewish community gathers to mourn killing of Sarah Milgrim, Yaron Lischinsky n5k10

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FILE - Oceans of Fun
Oceans of Fun delays opening due to cold weather 6o5c6t
When pools across Olathe open this Memorial Day weekend, the city says water wheelchairs will...
Water wheelchairs will be available at Olathe pools this summer 2n29z
Missouri Highway Patrol is investigating a series of road rage incidents that happened in...
‘Wrong place, wrong time’, MSHP investigating several road rage shooting calls on I-29 1n6th
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Man accused of flashing convenience store clerk, Sedalia police officer 676v2z
Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim.
‘It hits you like a ton of bricks’: Kansas City’s Jewish community mourns loss of local woman killed in D.C. shooting 3z2y3b
Friday is National Lucky Penny Day, but the future for the penny is not looking so lucky.
Penny collectors out of luck: One cent coin unlikely to go up in value after U.S. Mint stops production 6h4d5j