Bryant Somerville is a reporter and anchor for WBNS-TV, focusing on local news in Columbus, Ohio. With a passion for storytelling, Bryant covers a wide range of topics including community events, development projects, human interest stories, and current affairs impacting the local area.
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Columbus, Ohio, United States (Local)
Bryant Somerville's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and seasonal or evolving stories. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local politics, community developments, health initiatives within the area of Columbus or Ohio.
Pitches could include updates on city planning and development projects in Pickerington or other areas of interest within Central Ohio. Additionally, topics related to family & relationships that tie into local events or institutions may also resonate well with Bryant's coverage interests.
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By: Bryant Somerville
Kelly McClellan and his wife, Lori Kelley, moved out to Violet Township 18 years ago for the stillness. Soon, that stillness could be interrupted.
By: Bryant Somerville
The church will host a health assessment clinic that is being put on by the Ohio Department of Health and the Columbiana County Health Department.
10TV talked with Igor Vershynin back in 2022 after the bombings in Kyiv began.
The city’s Service Committee approved the measure last week and it will now go to city council for a final vote.
By: Bryant Somerville
Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland says the illegal resale is robbing troops of fundraising efforts.
By: Bryant Somerville
BGR Auctions is currently selling thousands of items found inside Eastland Mall for $1.
By: Bryant Somerville
Three months after Josh Collins created an impromptu sign urging people to pray for Damar Hamlin, he got to meet the Buffalo Bills' safety.
Urvin Hartsock quit school in 1961 and ended up spending three years in Korea during the Vietnam War.
“It’s aggravating,” the Upper Arlington mother said. “It’s tragic. It saddens me because [no] family should have to go through something like that.”
By: Bryant Somerville
David Hesson said more often than not, by the time he gets called, it’s too late.
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