Ayron Lewallen is a News Reporter at various prominent networks, including WGAL 8 TV and ABC 7 Chicago. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on culture and society, law enforcement, cybersecurity, and education, while also addressing issues related to health and consumer awareness. Ayron's work has been featured in notable outlets such as KCRA 3, Madison Magazine, and NBC5 News.
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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
As America prepares to mark its 250th birthday next month, the city of Leeds hosted a Birthday Bash on Saturday—bringing together residents for a day filled with music, family activities, local businesses and a tribute to the city’s history.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Two men died while being held at the Birmingham City Jail on Thursday and Saturday, and city officials say both cases remain under investigation. WVTM 13 has a long history of investigating concerns about the conditions inside the city jail.
By: Ayron Lewallen
New questions are swirling around Central Alabama Water after reports its headquarters could move from Birmingham to Shelby County. Now, board members are sounding the alarm and plaintiffs in a lawsuit say they’ll ask a judge to stop any move if the utility doesn’t provide answers.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Black Lives Matter Birmingham co-founder Eric Hall was arrested Tuesday after occupying Mayor Randall Woodfin's office while demanding answers about recent deaths at the Birmingham City Jail.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Pastors, elected officials, activists and residents gathered to discuss voter mobilization, fair representation and the future of Alabama during a town hall ahead of Juneteenth. Organizers believe because of the principles of freedom, liberation and justice rooted in the holiday, the event was not just a conversation, but a call to action.
Birmingham’s free Safe Summer Series kicked off at the Botanical Gardens with live music, food trucks and a Father’s Day message.
By: Ayron Lewallen
The Man Project is stepping up to mentor young men. The organization believes mentorship should last beyond a mentee's time in the organization. In some cases, those relationships grow into something that feels like family.
By: Ayron Lewallen
MARGARET, Ala. — Three former City of Margaret employees told WVTM 13 they are refusing to stay silent after losing their jobs.
By: Ayron Lewallen
One year after Jabari Peoples was shot and killed by a Homewood police officer, his family said their grief hasn’t gotten any easier, and neither has their fight for answers. They're still demanding accountability and transparency.
By: Ayron Lewallen
Days after what would've been her 26th birthday, Aniah Blanchard's mother reflects on her legacy and fighting for justice in her honor. The day was especially meaningful to Angela Harris because the two shared the same birthday and Harris was 26th when Blanchard was born.
