Ashley Shook is a journalist based in Springfield, Massachusetts. With experience in various news outlets, including Wwlp Channel 22 TV, Ashley covers local stories ranging from crime and community events to arts and culture. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news coverage to the residents of Springfield and surrounding areas.
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Ashley Shook's coverage mainly focuses on local news, crime, and entertainment events in the United States, specifically in Massachusetts and Springfield. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to breaking or evolving local stories, particularly those involving crime or entertainment.
Given her focus on event coverage and evolving stories, she may be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive access to upcoming local events or developments within the Massachusetts area. Pitches centered around new businesses opening or significant weather-related incidents would also align with Ashley’s areas of interest.
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By: Ashley Shook
A Springfield man faces several firearm charges after he was found by police inside Blunt Park after hours.
A driver was arrested for allegedly driving 78 miles per hour on Route 23 in Russell.
By: Ashley Shook
Police are working to return numerous items that were stolen from outside homes in Westfield, Southwick, Agawam, and Connecticut. View photos of some of the things Westfield police have on WWLP…
A person was struck and killed by a train in Deerfield Thursday morning.
22News will be collecting Toys for Tots through Monday, December 9th.
By: Ashley Shook
A driver was killed after their vehicle crashed on Island Road in Northampton overnight Thursday.
By: Ashley Shook
Crews were called to a fire inside a dumpster on Myrtle Street in Springfield.
The Youth Aid Bureau is seeking the public’s help in locating a 13-year-old girl who ran away.
An injured turtle found on the side of a western Massachusetts road nearly two months ago is recovering.
By: Ashley Shook
A Springfield man was sentenced to prison in connection with the distribution of approximately 50 ghost guns and 60 Glock switch machinegun conversion devices.
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