Caroline Macgregor is a journalist at WVNews. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on healthcare administration, public health, and campus life. Caroline's work has been featured in West Virginia Public Broadcasting and 89.1 WEMU-FM, highlighting her commitment to bringing important health and wellness issues to the forefront.
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Caroline Macgregor’s coverage is primarily focused on local government and political events in West Virginia, with a significant emphasis on community issues. Pitches should highlight local expertise, particularly related to governmental policies, as well as individuals or organizations making an impact within the state.
Given her interest in family and relationships, stories centered around community support initiatives such as the Tiny House Village for foster and at-risk youth may also be of interest. Consider pitching human-interest stories that have a direct impact on communities within West Virginia.
She has also covered topics related to aerospace investments and air travel reliability so pitches could include experts involved in these fields who can speak about their potential influence on West Virginian residents.
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By: Caroline Macgregor
The third annual Ann Arbor Black Film Festival (A2BFF) takes place June 5-7. This year’s festival is poised to be bigger and have a more impactful cultural event than ever, with 21 visiting filmmakers and guests, featuring over 11 hours of content from 31 Black creatives across 11 states and nine countries. WEMU’s Caroline MacGregor talked with a couple of the featured filmmakers and Festival Director Chris Anderson about the event.
By: Caroline-Macgregor
RESOURCES: TRANSCRIPTION: Caroline MacGregor: This is 89.1 WEMU. Today, we are talking about the third annual Ann Arbor Black Film Festival, which takes place in June.
By: Caroline-Macgregor
The announcement of a drug that extends the survival rate for patients with late-stage pancreatic cancer has drawn global applause.
By: Caroline Macgregor
Nearly 6000 trade union members are set to converge on Ann Arbor this summer for advanced training at Washtenaw Community College. WEMU’s Caroline MacGregor reports.
By: Caroline Macgregor
Washtenaw County Sheriff Alyshia Dyer and the county are at the center of a lawsuit by a former employee. WEMU’s Caroline MacGregor reports.
By: Caroline Macgregor
A 36-year-old woman is the third inmate to die within three weeks at Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility.
By: Caroline-Macgregor
An in-person forum is scheduled tonight for the candidates running for mayor of Ann Arbor and city council of Ypsilanti in the August 4th Primary election.
By: Caroline-Macgregor
RESOURCES: TRANSCRIPTION: Caroline MacGregor: Today, we are going to be talking about the American dream of home ownership, which
By: Caroline Macgregor, Andy Labarre
Ann Arbor businesses are feeling the impact of people suffering homelessness and mental health challenges. For this month's "Washtenaw Business Lens," WEMU's Caroline MacGregor and Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber Executive Vice President and Director of Government Relations, Andy LaBarre discussed these economic impacts with the Executive Director of Washtenaw County Community Mental Health, Trish Cortes.
By: Caroline-Macgregor
RESOURCES: TRANSCRIPTION: Caroline MacGregor: You're listening to 89.1 WEMU. And today, we are talking about Westside Art Hop, Ann Arbor's quirkiest art fair.
