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Crisis communication scholars have used framing theory to argue that how the media characterizes varying aspects of a crisis can influence the public's perception of the event. While much of the crisis‐framing research has been content analysis‐driven, providing numbers and percentages of news stories that fit a certain story type, it is also important to examine how shifts in public opinion and policy...