Ramsey Pfeffinger
Ramsey Pfeffinger is a Digital Content Creator at FOX 13 Seattle. Prior to joining our Seattle team in July 2024, Ramsey worked at news stations in Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada.
While at these stations, he covered stories like Super Bowl LVIII, the Las Vegas F1 Grand Prix, Vegas Golden Knights' 2023 Stanley Cup Championship, along with the devastating UNLV shooting on December 6, 2023, the Caldor, Dixie, and Beckwourth Complex wildfires in northern Nevada and California, and many more community events in between.
He attended the University of Nevada, Reno, where he earned degrees in Communication Studies and Journalism. After studying travel writing at L'Université Catholique de Lyon, he knew he wanted to branch out and work in new and exciting places. Ramsey comes to Seattle ready to connect Washingtonians with news that matters most to their unique neighborhoods.
Ramsey covers any topic that helps area residents engage with their communities, with special interests in real estate, music, natural resource conservation, large-scale events, and LGBTQ+ stories.
The latest from Ramsey Pfeffinger
Deadly Bellevue, WA motorcycle crash causes miles-long traffic backup
A woman has died in Bellevue following a motorcycle crash on Sunday afternoon along I-90 westbound. Miles of traffic backed up on the roadway as emergency crews tended to the scene.
Military plane crash sparks wildfire in Yakima County, WA
Emergency crews descended on a forested area outside of Yakima, Washington on Saturday afternoon following a military aircraft crash.
Driver crashes into 2 WSDOT vehicles in Kitsap County, WA, delaying traffic
WSDOT workers had a close call with a driver crashing into two of their work trucks on the highway. The Washington State Patrol reminds drivers of the law to slow down 10 mph under the speed limit in such work zones.
What is Seattle Stadium's water bottle policy during FIFA World Cup 2026?
Security changes are in effect at the temporarily renamed "Seattle Stadium" and the surrounding areas. From what kind of water bottles you can bring in, to where police cameras will be rolling, we look at FIFA World Cup safety.
Phone-free WA schools? Governor Ferguson eyes new legislative priority
For the 2027 Washington legislative session, Governor Ferguson says getting phones out of classrooms will be a priority for his team. A Seattle principal talks about possible impacts on his students.
Kent, WA passerby spots dead man in bushes, police ask public for help
Someone walking in Kent made a grim discovery when they saw a dead man's body in a group of bushes on Monday evening. Police are asking the public for help identifying him.
Seattle nurse, US park ranger dies on duty climbing Mount Mckinley in Alaska
After Robin Pendery's shock death in Alaska, several Washington ski resorts, weather agencies, and more reflect on a woman who contributed to local scientific and healthcare communities in the Pacific Northwest.
WA troopers arrest teens for climbing Tacoma Narrows Bridge
Two teenagers were arrested over the weekend for climbing the cables of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, causing traffic diversions for drivers heading to and from Tacoma.
22-year-old crashes into Kitsap County, WA deputy's patrol car
A deputy in Kitsap County was in for a surprise while conducting a traffic stop in the Poulsbo area over the weekend when a 22-year-old crashed into their vehicle.
No phones allowed for Phoebe Bridgers concert in Seattle this fall
"Motion Sickness" singer Phoebe Bridgers is bringing a phone-free concert to Seattle this fall as part of "The Lost Tour." Tickets go on sale this Tuesday and Friday.