Andrea Williams is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She writes for various publications including TMJ4 News, Legal Reader, Christian Today, and Tennessean. Andrea covers a wide range of topics including local news, entertainment, culture, and social issues.
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Andrea Williams' coverage revolves around local events and cultural happenings, including entertainment news, sports, and community-related topics. If you are reaching out to her with a pitch, consider offering unique stories about local artists or events in Milwaukee. Additionally, if you have insights into the intersection of culture and society within the Wisconsin area or compelling human-interest stories related to health or community issues specific to this region, it could pique Andrea's interest.
Given her focus on event coverage and seasonal topics such as National Blood Donor Month and holiday concerts by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, pitches that tie into timely local events or provide an in-depth look at relevant societal issues would likely resonate well with Andrea.
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By: Andrea Williams
Jelly Roll is an unconventional country music star who began his career in hip hop. His checkered past is essential to his connection with fans.
By: Andrea Williams
NEW BERLIN — One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
By: Andrea Williams
MNPS School Board is trying to prevent the launch of charter schools that can provide a much-needed alternative for frustrated parents in Nashville.
The Pabst Mansion is listed as one of the most haunted places in Milwaukee, so TMJ4's Andrea Williams decided to investigate whether that claim holds any truth.
By: Andrea Williams
Democrats' notions of how certain Americans, such as Black men, should think and vote are secondary to reality. Nashville Tennessean
By: Andrea Williams
Nashville should recommit to the goals of the Equal Business Opportunity Program now that the transit referendum has passed. Nashville Tennessean
By: Andrea Williams
Nashville passed the Equal Business Opportunity Program to level the playing field. Results have fallen short, but the transit plan is a game changer.
By: Andrea Williams
TMJ4's Andrea Williams had an opportunity to sit down with a special veteran who's 104-years-young. Vernon C. Townsend reflected on being drafted into the U.S. Army in 1942.
We're remembering a community icon Tuesday morning. James Beckum, who founded the Beckum Stapleton Little League in 1964, has passed away at 95.
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