Ayron Lewallen is a multimedia journalist for WVTM-TV, specializing in local news coverage in Birmingham, Alabama. With a focus on delivering timely and impactful stories, Ayron covers a wide range of topics including local government, community events, crime, and human interest stories.
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Birmingham, United States (Local)
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Ayron Lewallen's focus on local news, particularly in Birmingham and Alabama, suggests that she is likely to respond well to pitches related to local events, government announcements, community issues, and breaking news within the region. Stories about crime rates or law enforcement activities are also key areas of interest for her.
Given the coverage attributes and themes covered by Ayron, relevant pitches could include human-interest stories about families or communities affected by recent events such as those involving city council decisions or law enforcement actions. Additionally, providing insights into evolving community concerns or educational developments within Birmingham may be impactful.
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By: Ayron Lewallen
Téa Barnes said the property management company was trying to illegally charge her legal fees for the case that was dismissed over a year ago.
By: Ayron Lewallen
The Birmingham City Council also hopes to get in on the action by donating another $200,000.
By: Ayron Lewallen
The council approved the license after listening to downtown residents' safety concerns like shootings and street racing.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Birmingham Police said so far there were 136 murders and 11 justifiable death rulings this year. That makes for a total of 147 lives taken.
By: Taylor Lang
The child was last seen on Sept. 4 in Winfield, Alabama, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
By: Taylor Lang, Ayron Lewallen, Dave Clawson, Wxii Winston-Salem
Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Starting Saturday, “We still remember and love you, Habibi. #NeverForget,” will run on the billboard through Christmas.
By: Ayron Lewallen
More than 50 families and 45 seniors left with toys, jewelry and tickets to live performances to make sure they have the resources they need this holiday season.
Police said one died and two others were hurt in that shooting last summer.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Officer Skylor Strickland has two fractured vertebrae, a broken sternum, a torn MCL and a fractured tibia.
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