Brontë Sorotsky

Stacie Strader
by Stacie Strader

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Brontë Sorotsky is excited to join the KOAM news team as a Multimedia Journalist.

Brontë was born and raised in Los Angeles and spent the last 4 years living in San Francisco. There, she received her bachelor’s degree in Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts (BECA) at San Francisco State University. During her time there, she worked as a reporter for YR Media, where she focused on San Francisco’s housing crisis and had her radio pieces air locally.

She also got the opportunity to intern at KTVU FOX 2 in Oakland. Most recently, Brontë freelanced for the Associated Press on Election Night.

When she’s not reporting, she enjoys riding her bike and going on picnics!

Articles

President Biden Officially Makes "juneteenth" A Federal Holiday.

Four State residents react to Juneteenth's establishment as a federal holiday

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The Miami, Ok Housing Authority Is Hosting A Rental Housing, Rights, Responsibility, And Remedies Training Class For Tenants And Landlords.

Miami Housing Authority to host housing rights training class

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Water Rescue Training Just Outside Of Joplin Takes A Surprising Turn

Joplin water rescue class turns into actual rescue

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Pet Store Hosts Aquatic Swap Meet To Encourage People To Take Up The Hobby.

Scales N Tails in Joplin hosts aquatic swap meet

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Kid's Fishing Day At Kellogg Lake In Carthage Is Back In Business.

Kid's fishing day returns to Carthage for it's 20th year

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A Supreme Court Ruling That Over Half Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land Could Have Consequences For Crimes Committed Within Boundaries Of Reservations.

Oklahoma native land ruling affecting case jurisdiction

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Joplin Man Takes To The Streets To Better Understand Homelessness

Joplin advocate living on street to improve programs for area homeless

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Bear sightings becoming more common in Southeast Kansas

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A Church In Fairland Is Coming Together For Their First Big Event In A Year

Fairland church hosts first large event since pandemic

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Today Marks One Year After Joplin For Justice Was Founded, They Celebrated Today At Ewert Park

Joplin for Justice celebrates one year as an organization

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As The Weather Heats Up, More People May Be Heading To The Water To Cool Off

Joplin group aims to promote safety in the water

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Tom Walters Hosts The Shred Sisters Camp In Ewert Park To Encourage More Girls To Take Up Skateboarding.

Joplin camp aims to get girls involved in skateboarding

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The Neosho City Council Tonight Discussed Updating An Ordinance That Would Affect The Amount Of Fowl That Can Be Kept Together Within City Limits

Neosho fowl ordinance discussed at council meeting

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This Memorial Day. 4 Staters Are Honoring Our Area's Fallen Heroes

Joplin's American Legion Post 13 honors unclaimed soldiers

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After A Fire Damaged The Elementary School In Altoona, Kansas Saturday, The Community Came Out To Start The Cleanup Process

Community steps in to help following fire at Altoona-Midway Elementary School

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Volunteers Help Clean Up The Flood Damage From Joplin Little League's Landreth Park.

Volunteers from Joplin Little League work to clean Landreth Park

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Many Car Owners Are In Need Of Repairs After Yesterday's Storms.

Local auto shop seeing increased car damage due to recent flooding

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Once The Rain Clears, Pool Owners Are Going To Have Some Cleaning To Do, But A Key Chemical Might Be A Little Harder To Find

Chlorine shortage could cause problems for local pools

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Pittsburg's Land Bank Allows The City To Take Abandoned Property And Clean It Up For City Use

Pittsburg Land Bank program sees latest success

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St. Mary's Catholic Church Is Working On Plans To Create A Permanent Fixture Where A Cross Still Stands In Joplin Following The Powerful Tornado Ten Years Ago

Plans in place to preserve St. Mary's cross

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Reflecting On The Lives Lost In The Joplin Tornado

Joplin residents remember the loved ones they lost 10 years ago

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Ottawa County Kicks Off Their 6th Annual Farmer's Market Event At The Miamuh Fairgrounds.

Ottawa County Farmers Market offering Covid-19 vaccines

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Kansas City University Joplin Is Joplin's First Medical School

Joplin Tornado: How it inspired two at KCU Joplin to serve the community's medical needs

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A Joplin Restaurant Says Legislation Passed In Jefferson City Last Week Could Lead To Happy Customers And Improved Business

Drinks to-go: Carry out cocktails could become permanent in Missouri

Missouri lawmakers approve expanded alcohol sales allowing for carryout alcoholic beverages.
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Joplin High School Held Their 135th Graduation Ceremony Today In The School's Gymnasium

Joplin High School celebrates class of 2021

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The Circus Is Back In Webb City, But Not Everyone Is Excited About It

Animal rights advocates protest Tarzan Zerbini Circus

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Legislation Is Heading To Governor Parson That Could Impose More Regulations On Currently Unregulated Boarding Schools.

Missouri lawmakers advance legislation providing oversight for unlicensed boarding schools

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Discrepancies In Vaccination Numbers In The Joplin Area

Local county health experts explain differing vaccination rates

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Missouri Drivers Could Soon See The State's First Gasoline Tax Increase In Decades

Missouri bill increasing gasoline tax heads to Governor for approval

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Kansas City University Joplin's Medical School Held Their First Ever Graduation For Their Joplin Campus

Kansas City University-Joplin medical school holds first graduation ceremony

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Glamping, Or Glamorous Camping Is Gaining Popularity, Especially Here In The Four States

"Glamping" gaining popularity in four-states

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A Chicken Shortage's Effect On Four State Restaurants

Increased chicken demand causing some restaurants to face wing shortage

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Joplin City Council Votes To Move Into Phase 3

Joplin City Council votes to ease remaining COVID-19 restrictions

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A Local Winery Is Giving Back To The Community Every Week, And This Weekend They Decided To Give Back To Healthcare Workers

Webb City winery holds event to support local healthcare workers

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Joplin's Fire And Police Departments Went Head To Head This Evening In A "guns And Hoses" Basketball Match

Local police and fire departments go head to head to help Joplin students

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Sek Humane Society Partners With Area Business And Local Food Trucks In Pittsburg

Food trucks and fur babies event benefits local businesses and animals

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