Andrew Davis is an author at various prestigious outlets including WKBN-TV, NBC News, and the Boston Globe Technology. He specializes in a diverse range of topics such as sports, law and legal affairs, and social issues, often exploring themes related to culture, society, and the environment. Andrew's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Bloomberg News and TechCrunch, showcasing his versatility and depth as a journalist.
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Andrew Davis has a broad coverage that includes restaurants, news, movies, art, and world news. His articles often focus on crime as well as family and relationships with an emphasis on government and politics.
Given his diverse range of topics covered and the prevalence of event coverage alongside government announcements and legal policy regulation in his work attributes, Andrew might be interested in pitches related to local events or developments within Georgia's restaurant scene. Pitches discussing evolving stories related to crime or political matters could also draw his attention. If you have insights into local crime trends or political developments relevant to Savannah or Georgia at large, Andrew may find them particularly compelling for potential coverage.
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By: Andrew Davis
NHBO is currently running the third—and last—season of Somebody Somewhere, the Peabody Award-winning that stars Bridget Everett in a series set in rural Kansas, although part of the show was actually filmed in Lockport, Illinois. Among the show’s co-stars are queer actors Jeff Hiller and Tim Bagley, who portray a couple; and drag-king entertainer Murray Hill. […]
In many ways, necessary & sufficient coffee —which has a drive-in window at 3624 W. Wrightwood Ave. and a larger sit-down space at 728 S. Dearborn St.—is like other cafes. It has a friendly vibe as well as an enticing selection of food and beverages (including sweet corn milk tea, hot cocoa and a slew of coffees, of course).
By: Andrew Davis, Philip Dawkins
Juan Gutierrez—corporate pastry chef for Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants and executive pastry chef for the St. Regis Chicago—is one of two Chicago competitors on the new Food Network show Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking
BEAUFORT, S.C. (WSAV) – A man known for his tirades at local council meetings was sent to jail by a Lowcountry judge Wednesday.
By: Andrew Davis, Lavanta Carto
The Crimestoppers reward has increased to up to: $10,000 in the August 17th Homicide of Andrew Davis IV in the 1000 block of Manhattan Blvd, Westchase apartment complex. For information which leads to the arrest and indictment of 27-year-old Mr. Lavanta Carto, Wanted by JPSO on charges of second-degree murder, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, attempted armed robbery, and felon in possession...
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (WSAV) – Jasper County is celebrating a multi-million dollar economic opportunity that could lead to further expansion. The South Atlantic Logistics Terminal, or SALT, will hold u…
A Department of Education investigation found that the Oklahoma school district where 16-year-old LGBTQ+ student Nex Benedict died in February after an altercation in a bathroom violated federal law by mishandling sexual-harassment allegations, according to NBC News. The department’s Office of Civil Rights opened an investigation into Owasso Public Schools in March following a complaint from […]
By: Andrew Davis, David Atkins
In Cameroon, after six months without a trial, the young imprisoned lesbian couple Yane and Hage were set free through the intervention of Project Not Alone, according to Erasing 76 Crimes
By: Andrew Davis, Jerry Pritikin
In a victory for abortion-rights advocates, New Yorkers voted to enshrine extensive anti-discrimination protections into their state constitution—permanently insulating the rights of pregnant people, abortion seekers, and the queer community, among others, Mother Jones
Attorney Ted Olson (right) with his Prop 8 clients Jeffery Zarrillo (left) and Paul Katami at the Supreme Court June 20
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