Amy Cockerham is an On-Air Reporter/Multimedia Journalist at WJHL and WSLS 10. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest, world news, and various topics such as crime, law enforcement, education, and sports. Amy's work has been featured in notable outlets, showcasing her commitment to delivering impactful stories across multiple sectors.
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Roanoke, United States (Local)
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Amy Cockerham's coverage is heavily focused on local news, including events, announcements and evolving stories. Her articles often cover a range of topics such as winter weather impacts, holiday season activities, animal welfare issues and legislative developments at the local level.
Given her focus on local news in Virginia (specifically Roanoke), she would be receptive to pitches related to upcoming community events, human interest stories with a local angle, insights from local authorities or experts regarding legislation affecting the area. For example, pitches offering interviews with community members affected by these issues could also resonate well.
As Amy focuses on crime-related themes among others like family & relationships and government & politics at the local level in Virginia and Roanoke specifically. Therefore relevant sources providing insights into these areas might grab her attention for potential coverage opportunities.
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SALEM, Va. – “Shrewd Outdoors” a first-of-its-kind business for the area is open now and welcoming customers in Salem.
LYNCHBURG, Va. – This month's Education Impact Award winner shows that learning shouldn't just be limited to the classroom.
MONETA, Va. – The 33rd annual Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour is happening this weekend, and you'll have the chance to check out beautiful homes with stunning views.
SALEM, Va. – Performances brought the stage alive at the Salem Civic Center as thousands of people came through the door on Saturday to celebrate at the Southwest Virginia PrideFest.
LYNCHBURG, Va. – A dozen Liberty University students and supervisors packed up and headed towards Boone, North Carolina on Sunday to help with Helene disaster relief.
FLOYD, Va. – One Floyd County woman is raising concerns after she said she and her neighbors haven't received mail at their homes in a month.
ROANOKE, Va. – Pediatric pneumonia cases requiring hospitalization are up 30% in Central Virginia, according to the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU
MARTINSVILLE, Va. – October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Saturday, cancer survivors and community members gathered in Martinsville
ROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke City's faith community is coming together to put an end to gun violence. The first public event for the new group “Roanoke Justice Ministries” was held on Sunday.
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. – Help is now available in Montgomery County at a new FEMA Disaster Recovery Center for people who have suffered damage due to Helene.
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