Angelica Relente has officially been appointed as a Murrow News Fellow with the My Neighborhood News Network (MNNN), a program aimed at promoting local journalism in Washington state. The fellowship is funded by the state and is managed by the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, which highlights the importance of community-driven news reporting. In her new role, Relente will focus on covering significant local stories that matter to residents in Lynnwood and surrounding areas. This initiative is critical in maintaining a well-informed public and ensuring that important issues are communicated effectively.

The MNNN fellowship aims to address the challenges faced by local news outlets in an era where media consumption is evolving rapidly. Relente's experience and passion for journalism are expected to enhance the quality of news coverage provided to the community. By engaging with local events and issues, she will help foster a sense of connection and awareness among residents. The program represents a significant investment in the future of local media and its role in serving the public interest.