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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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.
For effective outreach to Ayron Lewallen consider crafting pitches that align with the specific topics she covers regularly such as Local news in Birmingham and Alabama; Crime; City Council; Police; Community; Retail among others.
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By: Ayron Lewallen
Evans said the roads belong to the city of Birmingham, but the property is owned by the Birmingham Airport Authority, which created confusion for residents.
By: Ayron Lewallen
The race for the White House is in a dead heat. According to the final NBC News poll of the campaign, just 2% of voters are still undecided.
By: Ayron Lewallen
HOOVER, Ala. — School threats are something that's been talked about a lot this year, and one made on Tuesday at a Hoover school is causing concern for some parents.
By: Ayron Lewallen
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — A troubling text received by Black students in a number of states including Alabama. Some feel the message is rooted in racism.
By: Ayron Lewallen
There were rumors last month that Post Malone’s concert could be the last at the venue ever, but now it's a real possibility.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Gloria Payne said she's called multiple numbers but she’s automatically hung up on.
By: Ayron Lewallen
The state director said he believes those missing benefits are getting scammed. He's also not aware of any issues with their phones.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Greg Little told WVTM 13 he was driving his regular route when something unusual caught his eye.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Using personal cell phones would only be allowed if it’s an emergency, the student’s health is at risk or if it’s part of a student’s learning plan.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Alabama's Department of Education reports a slight decline in the state's overall education rating, but some central Alabama school districts are celebrating improvements.
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