Caroline Patrickis is a Reporter at WNYO-TV. She covers a range of topics including crime and holidays, with a focus on areas such as Texas and Maryland, particularly Arlington. Caroline's work has been featured in WNYO-TV, WFLA, KRXI FOX 11 News, Reno, ABC 13 - WSET, and WJLA-TV.
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Caroline Patrickis predominantly covers local news in the Washington D.C. area, specifically focusing on government announcements and event coverage related to family & relationships and crime. Her articles often highlight local incidents, community initiatives, and public services.
Given her focus on local events and government announcements, Caroline is likely to be interested in pitches that involve community-based initiatives or developments within the Washington D.C. region. Sources with direct involvement in the topics covered would be valuable for providing insights into these localized issues.
Pitches involving stories about local law enforcement efforts, community welfare programs, or neighborhood safety measures could resonate well with Caroline's coverage interests. Additionally, experts or individuals directly involved in addressing family-related challenges at a grassroots level may also capture her attention.
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By: Caroline Patrickis
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D.C. is expected to approve a $515 million on Tuesday that will keep the Washington wizards and capitals at the Capital One arena for decades to come.
By: Caroline Patrickis
A new epicenter for fighting crime is being rolled out in the District of Columbia.
By: Caroline Patrickis
The D.C. crime lab is back in the spotlight after whistleblowers said the entire advisory board resigned just months after the lab was reaccredited.
By: Caroline Patrickis
Columbia Heights was one of four D.C. neighborhoods that saw violence spill out onto the streets Wednesday evening. Residents said they're exhausted.
By: Caroline Patrickis
Violent crime in D.C. is on the decline, despite the rise in youth carjacking arrests.
By: Caroline Patrickis
The District has a new idea on a way to revive the downtown area with a new program that will push for pop-ups, filling vacant spaces with temporary businesses.
By: Caroline Patrickis
In the District, you may have noticed an influx of mopeds hitting D.C.’s streets
By: Caroline Patrickis
The manager at a Manassas country club, Aquia Harbour, apologized on Facebook after posting a 9/11 menu that included Remember-tini and Flight 93 Redirect.
By: Caroline Patrickis
President Jimmy Carter is expected to be laid to rest in his hometown which is a well-known national park where his best friend is the superintendent of the National Park.
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