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)
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
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A Birmingham city councilman is proposing a bold idea to make sure students stay away from gun violence.
By: Ayron Lewallen
ARLEY, Ala. — Amid a rise in COVID cases in Alabama, and one father in Arely is preparing to lay his daughter to rest.
By: Ayron Lewallen
BESSEMER, Ala. — Bessemer Police are investigating a deadly triple shooting at a gas station.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Councilor Clinton Woods is looking to extend the school day for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. He wants to extend the hours schools are open to make sure students have the resources to stay out of trouble. (Adobe Stock)
By: Ayron Lewallen
Business owners said they’ve been victims of theft and that they’ve seen people from the encampment threaten those using a walking trail.
Police said a student was expelled from Leeds City Schools and is being charged with making a terrorist threat after making a comment on social media.
By: Taylor Lang
Birmingham police clarified Friday during a news conference that the suspect that was shot by an officer was not shooting at them.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Some of the proceeds from Saturday’s fest will go towards helping Magic City Harvest, a non-profit organization making sure people get enough to eat.
KMAA has kept more than 30 veterans from taking their own life by providing resources to make sure they have the help they need.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Pro-skater Jake Wooten came up with the idea for Saturday’s event. He’s excited to hand out more than $4,000 in prize money.
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