Kate Martin
Kate Martin, the business watchdog reporter for the Tacoma News Tribune for the past two years, is leaving the paper and moving to North Carolina.
Her last day at the News Tribune was Friday.
Martin has been with the paper since August 2013, covering the Tacoma City Council, Metro Parks Tacoma and Tacoma Public Utilities. Before that, she worked at the Skagit Valley Herald for six years covering education and government.
She also worked at the Loveland Reporter Herald in Colorado for nearly four years. She has formal training with Investigative Reporters and Editors in 2011 as the first Rural Computer Assisted Reporting fellow. Some of her investigative stories can be found here.
Martin is a graduate of the College of Charleston’s Department of Media Studies. She began her career freelancing in Virginia.
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