Amber Anderson is a Digital Producer for WUSA-TV, specializing in local news coverage in the Washington, D.C. area. With a focus on crime, emergencies, and community events, Amber's work has also been featured in Men's Journal, 11Alive, and La Jolla Light, showcasing her versatility and dedication to delivering accurate and engaging news stories.
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Amber’s coverage primarily encompasses local crime and evolving stories, with a notable focus on breaking news. Given this emphasis, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, public safety issues, and emergency situations within the District of Columbia or wider United States.
Pitches could include expert commentary from law enforcement officials or community leaders involved in crime prevention initiatives. Additionally, sources with insights into animal shelters and their impact on the community may also capture her interest given her coverage of stolen animals.
Given Amber's focus on local news and public safety topics like accidents and emergencies, she is most likely to respond positively to pitches that are relevant specifically to the Washington DC area or surrounding regions.
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When the fireboat arrived, they located a man in the water. DC Fire and EMS told us the victim was deceased when they arrived.
A rideshare driver is in custody for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman more than three months ago.
By: Amber Anderson
As of today, we have gathered additional statements from staff and students and completed a thorough review of school camera footage.
FCPS allows all students, regardless of their ability to pay, to eat breakfast and lunch at school.
By: Amber Anderson
The county's superintendent has issued two statements regarding the situation. Here's the latest.
The tour features fellow country artists Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell and will stop in 25 cities across the country, including right here in Maryland.
The cities' mayors have made a parlay on Saturday's game to see who will come out victorious.
The man who shot him remained on the scene. The victim was identified as Joseph Campbell. Police have not released the shooter's identity.
The redesign includes renaming routes, eliminating 500 underused bus stops, and creating routes that better serve the community.
When crews arrived to the home, they found the woman on fire, just outside of her home on her porch.
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