Brandon Speagle is a journalist based in Detroit, Michigan, focusing on local news and events. He writes for WXYZ-TV and his work has also appeared in WMYD-TV20 Detroit. Brandon covers a wide range of topics, including community events, human interest stories, local politics, and breaking news.
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Brandon Speagle focuses on local news, covering a mix of crime, entertainment, sports, and agriculture-related stories in the United States, particularly Michigan and Detroit. He includes expert commentary and government announcements in his coverage.
If you have insights related to local crime trends or developments in entertainment events or sports within the Michigan/Detroit area, Brandon may be interested. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on evolving local stories or breaking news relevant to his geographic focus, it could be valuable to him.
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By: Brandon Speagle, Sarah Michals
Pure joy and squeals of delight filled the classrooms at David Hicks Elementary in Inkster Thursday.
By: Faraz Javed, Brandon Speagle
On M-14 and Napier Road, Salem Township proposes building a wastewater treatment plant, but there's a problem.
By: Brandon Speagle, Sarah Michals
DETROIT (WXYZ) — With just three days left until the Detroit Lions home playoff game, the excitement in Detroit is palpable.
By: Brian Schwartz, Faraz Javed, Brandon Speagle
It's Southeast Michigan's first winter storm this season, and at Michigan Department of Transportation's command and control center, 47-year-old John Rudder has an important task.
By: Whitney Burney, Brandon Speagle
Detroit residents living in various apartments say they’ve gone days without heat and hot water following the winter weather this past weekend.
By: Whitney Burney, Brandon Speagle
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Detroit residents living in various apartments say they've gone days without heat and hot water following the winter weather this past weekend.
By: Brandon Speagle, Whitney Burney
The NFL draft is just 35 days away and the city of Detroit is kicking it into high gear as they prepare for hundreds of thousands to swarm downtown.
By: Whitney Burney, Brandon Speagle
A little snow in the forecast couldn't stop Tigers fans from painting the city blue and orange. Thousands poured into Comerica Park to celebrate the Tiger's home opener on Friday.
By: Faraz Javed, Brandon Speagle
Police body camera video shows the moments they were found at a hotel in Allen Park with a man who has a criminal past.
By: Brandon Speagle, Faraz Javed
An open letter condemns Wayne State University President Kimberly Espy and the Board of Governors for allegedly remaining silent when protesting pro-Palestinian students were met with force.
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