Brittany Harry is a reporter and weekend anchor for FOX19 WXIX, focusing on local news in Huntsville, Alabama. Her work has also been featured in the Cincinnati Enquirer and WAAY-TV. Brittany covers a range of topics, including crime, community events, and human interest stories, with a dedication to providing accurate and timely information to her viewers.
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Brittany Harry's articles predominantly cover local breaking news and evolving stories, with a focus on crime. Given her coverage attributes, she is likely to be responsive to pitches concerning breaking or developing local crime-related stories in the United States, specifically within Alabama and Huntsville. Providing insights from local law enforcement officials or community leaders involved in legal cases can also be effective.
Considering Brittany’s emphasis on community events, she may also appreciate pitches related to initiatives aimed at addressing crime or promoting safety within the region. Additionally, due to her coverage of entertainment news as well, providing insights into how legal cases intersect with popular culture could resonate with her reporting interests.
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The mother's latest effort is a billboard she worked to make happen with Rachel’s Angels of Ohio.
By: Brittany Harry
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - With Election Day five days away, the Hamilton County Board of Elections tested its vote tabulation.
A case of hoarding brings Brown County Animal Shelter near capacity.
By: Brittany Harry
The Cincinnati FBI office says it‘s aware of the messages and it's not just happening here.
By: Brittany Harry, Jared Goffinet
Torilena May Fields, 32, is facing a capital murder charge and more in connection with the gruesome murder of her mother, according to court records.
The case remains unsolved.
The mixed-use development plan includes housing, West End Sports Bar and Grill and hopefully another market.
“It means a lot that I can help my best friend and classmate,” the student said.
The hit-and-run crash in Over-the-Rhine left her with five broken toes, a broken ankle, a fractured back, and two crushed vertebrae.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office says they are working to determine what caused Tuesday’s house explosion in Clermont County.
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