A.J. Bayatpour is a journalist and reporter for WDJT CBS 58, focusing on local news in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a passion for covering community events, politics, and human interest stories, A.J. brings a dedicated and informative approach to his reporting.
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A.J. Bayatpour's coverage is deeply focused on local government and politics in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with a particular emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. He appears to prioritize news related to education, business, infrastructure, law enforcement, and local events.
Given A.J.'s focus on government announcement and expert commentary within the realm of local news, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or commentary on political developments within Milwaukee or Wisconsin. Additionally, those who have expertise in education policy or business regulation at the state level may find success pitching relevant stories.
While there are occasional articles covering other topics such as basketball and the Israel-Palestine conflict among others covered by A.J., it's apparent that his primary focus remains firmly centered around local government & politics in Milwaukee.
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MADISON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- A Dane County judge ruled Monday a Wisconsin law that barred public worker unions from collectively bargaining was unconstitutional, and he rejected the Republican-controlled Legislature's request to redefine a key distinction within the law.
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- An outside review of day-to-day operations at the Milwaukee County Jail found several major safety concerns, including a failure to properly monitor occupants on suicide watch an
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- If Ben Wikler has his way, Democrats will prioritize finding new channels for reaching Americans. The chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin is vying to lead the Democratic National Committee.
MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Dozens packed into Village Hall for Monday's school board meeting, and during public comment, those who spoke unanimously opposed the board's decision this past summer to ban a book that had previously been available to preschool students.
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A packed foyer of the new ThriveOn King multiuse building resembled a convention of sorts. So many groups were represented, ranging from victim advocates to teachers unions and charities. Wisconsin will begin a new two-year budget cycle with a $4 billion surplus, and everyone wants a piece.
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The memorial at the northwest corner of S. 16th St. and W. Forest Home Ave. has fewer candles than it did back in October, but there are also some new additions.
By: A.J. Bayatpour
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The father of Emanuel Johnson said his son's death is especially hard to comprehend because his life began with survival.Johnson, 15, was shot and killed Thursday night in a doub
MADISON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Following a mass school shooting Monday that killed a teacher and a student in Madison, Wisconsin state and federal lawmakers were at odds over whether the incident should cause officials to revisit existing gun laws.
By: A.J. Bayatpour
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- After another American school schooling, there's a renewed conversation about how to prevent future tragedies. Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin on Wednesday said tighter gun laws and ne
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Four members of the Milwaukee Common Council said Monday they plan to explore whether it would be possible to refund property owners more than $11 million the city collects in annual snowplowing fees.
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