Bronte Sorotsky is a journalist at WTOC. She covers a diverse range of topics including plays and musicals, event management tools, public event safety, and disaster and emergency response, while also sharing her passion for pets and veterinary care. Bronte has been featured in several outlets, including WRDW/WAGT News 12, KXLY-TV, WIS-TV, WALB-TV, and MSN.
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Bronte Sorotsky's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community-related topics in Spokane, Washington. She covers a wide range of themes such as family & relationships, crime, house & home, and entertainment news.
Given the focus on local events and public safety issues, Bronte would likely be most receptive to pitches related to initiatives or stories that directly impact the Spokane community. This can include human interest stories about individuals or families in the area facing unique challenges, local government announcements regarding public safety measures or housing policies, and events taking place within Spokane.
Experts with knowledge of homelessness solutions specific to the Spokane area might find an audience with Bronte. Additionally, those who can provide insights into legislative changes impacting public safety at a local level may also catch her attention.
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By: Brontë Sorotsky
The police department said the community helped make a positive impact in the Coastal Empire.
Department asks for assistance identifying suspect's distinctive hoodie from Dec. 29 incident
By: Brontë Sorotsky
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) -A candidate for Georgia Superintendent of Schools visited Savannah on Saturday to discuss his vision for Georgia education.
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Flu cases spike across southeast Georgia as doctors report severe symptoms
TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) -New Oak Theatre is preparing for its inaugural season at the Tybee Post Theater with the musical “I Do, I Do.”
By: Brontë Sorotsky
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) -Researchers have reported five new North Atlantic right whale calves in the last week, bringing the season total to 15 and already outpacing last year's numbers.
Advisory council passes measure aimed at safeguarding world's largest deep sea coral reef habitat
TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) -The numbers from 2025 are in from the Tybee Island Police Department.
TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) -New Oak Theatre held a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday ahead of opening night for their production of “I Do! I Do!” at the Tybee Post Theatre.
Annual event showcases college, career and educational opportunities for students and families
