Camille Amiri is a Regional Business Consultant at various media outlets. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, crime and justice, and family dynamics, with a particular focus on consumer health and early childhood education. Camille's work has been featured in Fox 29 Philadelphia, Yahoo News, FOX 2 Detroit, and FOX 10 Phoenix.
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Camille's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly crime-related stories and community events in Michigan and Detroit. Pitches should be tailored to include insights from local figures or experts familiar with the specific dynamics of Detroit or Michigan communities, as well as those who can provide perspectives on crime prevention and support services for affected families.
Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, she may be interested in sources who can offer real-time updates during ongoing crises or events that impact the community. Additionally, human interest angles related to family & relationships could also resonate with Camille based on her coverage attributes.
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By: Camille Amiri
Why did no one find her when they were closing the store?
By: Camille Amiri
It's been four years since the iconic Oakland Hills Country Club caught on fire and burned to the ground, but now the clubhouse has been rebuilt.
By: Camille Amiri, Jack Nissen
A candidate for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat is facing heat after she deleted thousands of old social media posts from her X account.
By: Camille Amiri
The City of Ann Arbor has removed all of its neighborhood watch signs. In a video posted on Facebook, the mayor and city council members say the signs send the wrong message.
An elementary school student was suspended after bringing a gun to school. Meanwhile, one mother in particular is very concerned about what will happen if or when he is allowed to return to the classroom.
By: Camille Amiri
A Madison Heights man is dead after pulling a gun on Waterford police Thursday night, following a car chase.
Berkley police are seeking whoever was passing out anti-Semitic fliers wrapped up with packets of corn, in neighborhoods between 11 Mile and 12 Mile, and Woodward and Coolidge overnight May 16.
By: Camille Amiri, Jack Nissen
Berkley, Huntington Woods, and Oak Park were all targeted by the flyers, which were delivered in plastic bags and weighed down with corn.
Another series of anti-Semitic acts in Metro Detroit is raising alarm after Sterling Heights became the latest victim of hateful language being scrawled in the community.
While details are still sparse, the picture being painted around a deadly police shooting involving a teenager in Macomb County over the weekend took place because the individual was in the middle of a mental health crisis.
