Arielle Brumfield is a Reporter and Fill-in Anchor at WXII 12. She covers a range of topics including environmental services and the construction industry in the United States. Arielle's work has been featured in WXII 12 Triad CW, WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, WDSU-TV, WLWT, and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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Arielle's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly in New Orleans and the surrounding areas. She seems to prioritize government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news.
For effective outreach to Arielle Brumfield, consider providing newsworthy information related to local government initiatives or updates, community events of public interest (especially those related to crime or emergency preparedness), or evolving stories within the region. Additionally, if you have insights into local crime trends or educational developments specific to New Orleans and its neighboring areas, these could be relevant for her reporting.
Given her focus on family & relationships as well as education alongside government and politics themes in a local context, pitches that tie into these topics while being geographically relevant would likely resonate with her coverage preferences.
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By: Arielle Brumfield, Erin Lowrey
A woman who was arrested and accused of helping three escaped inmates in New Orleans was in court Thursday where she entered a plea.
By Erin Lowrey, Arielle Brumfield Click here for updates on this story NEW ORLEANS (WDSU) — A woman who was arrested and accused of helping three escaped inmates in New Orleans was in court Thursday where she entered a plea. Daishanae Massey is accused of helping escaped inmates Antoine Massey, Derrick Groves, and Lenton Vanburen.
By: Arielle Brumfield
Crews with the New Orleans Sewerage and Waterboard are working to drain a canal near the home of Bryan Vasquez.
By: Arielle Brumfield
The United Way of Southeast Louisiana is committed to supporting New Orleans families through both clear and stormy skies.
By: Metia Carroll, Arielle Brumfield
ROSELAND, La. — The Environmental Protection Agency is continuing to clean up after the explosion at Smitty's Supply in Roseland.
By: Arielle Brumfield
The building will process thousands of customer orders each day and will feature advanced robotics technology to prepare for last-mile delivery to Greater New Orleans customers.
SLIDELL, La. — The City of Slidell officially cut the ribbon on its new Amazon facility. The facility is located near the Fremaux Town Center and was built during the pandemic.
By: Arielle Brumfield
Belinda Skelly, a nurse, remains in critical condition after being struck by a car driven by her coworker in the Greenbrier Community Care Center parking lot.
A renowned art studio in New Orleans has been vandalized and burglarized, prompting community efforts to restore the space
Eliot Brown was killed outside his home on Dumaine Street Saturday morning.
