Brad Devereaux is a News Reporter at MLive. He covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, security and law enforcement, and health and wellness, with a focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in Batesville Daily Guard Inc, MLive, and PennLive.com.
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Brad Devereaux's coverage primarily revolves around local crime, accidents, and evolving stories in the Michigan area, specifically Kalamazoo. His focus on breaking news and government announcements suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to developing local incidents or official statements from authorities.
If you have relevant insights into ongoing investigations, emerging trends in crime or safety measures being implemented locally, these could make for compelling pitches to Brad. Additionally, if your organization is involved in community initiatives aimed at addressing the topics covered by Brad such as crime prevention or accident response efforts within Michigan/Kalamazoo area, these angles might also pique his interest.
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By: Brad Devereaux
He's been on the job for decades.
By: Brad Devereaux
A Western Michigan University student died in the crash.
By: Brad Devereaux
A councilman lunged at a citizen. A kick to the head followed.
By: Brad Devereaux
The man was in court on Friday, May 22.
After years of debate, lifeguards are returning to a popular Lake Michigan beach, starting on Memorial Day.
The man was walking on the road, police said.
"I still don’t know why," the victim's mother said.
By: Brad Devereaux
“If they’re only going to put us in a hotel for five days, what are we going to do when that fifth day ends?” one resident said.
Law enforcement and Kalamazoo leaders shared an urgent message about domestic violence: The number of cases are on the rise and funding to fight them is threatened.
By: Brad Devereaux
The township will owe an estimated $341,000 to the departing leader according to its attorney.
