Caroline Derby is a journalist based in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is a writer for KARZ-TV and FOX16, covering local news and events in the Little Rock area. Caroline's articles focus on a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, human interest stories, and local happenings.
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Caroline Derby's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and announcements in Arkansas, with an emphasis on community-oriented stories. She often covers heartwarming or impactful events within the state, such as community gatherings, tributes to fallen individuals, and preparations for significant natural occurrences like eclipses.
Given her focus on family & relationships and education themes along with topics related to Arkansas communities and events, Caroline might be interested in pitches that highlight human-interest stories from local residents or educational initiatives impacting the area. Additionally, she may respond well to pitches covering community-driven efforts or positive developments within the state of Arkansas.
For those seeking coverage by Caroline Derby, consider tailoring your pitch to showcase how your story aligns with uplifting community narratives or contributes positively to Arkansan society.
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By: Caroline Derby
The Arkansas Realtors Association is loading up a tractor trailer with winter items as part of their “Operation Warm Wishes.”
By: Caroline Derby
The 97th Battle of the Ravine is this weekend!
There are many factors that contribute to duck season.
The Museum of Discovery is opening new early childhood galleries this weekend.
The owner of a Hot Springs staple King Kone was in a wreck nearly two weeks ago leaving him with many surgeries and a tough road ahead.
By: Caroline Derby
If you’ve been outside over the last few days you know the cold is here, but it’s not stopping some people from enjoying their normal outdoor activities.
The sound of the bugle echoed throughout Oaklawn for their opening day of the 2024-2025 racing season.
The Anthony Hobbs act in Arkansas establishes school-based CPR and AED programs, and former Miss Arkansas Cori Keller is now calling on legislation to get them in every school.
There are lots of questions but no answers for the family of a missing Hot Springs Village man.
By: Caroline Derby
A Clark County deputy is being honored after risking his life to stop a semi-truck going the wrong way on Interstate 30.
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