Chandi Chapman is a journalist and reporter for WTAE-TV, covering local news in the Pittsburgh area. With a focus on community stories, Chandi's articles highlight important issues, events, and people in the region, ranging from charity initiatives to cultural events and local government matters.
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Chandi Chapman's focus on local news and community events, particularly in Pittsburgh, suggests she is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local stories and events within the Pittsburgh area. These might include initiatives that impact the community, public safety concerns, or coverage of cultural events.
Given her interest in family & relationships as well as sports, she may also be open to pitches related to human-interest stories about families or athletes from the Pittsburgh area.
If you have a story with a direct impact on the local population of Pennsylvania or more specifically Pittsburgh, Chandi could be an excellent contact for your outreach efforts.
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NESHANNOCK TOWNSHIP, Pa. — For 79 years, Jameson's Candy has been making Lawrence County a sweeter place. But now, the business is closing its doors.
By: Chandi Chapman
PITTSBURGH — Workers who provide services to people living with intellectual disabilities and autism said there's a shortage of employees across the country.
The Bengali Association of Pittsburgh is celebrating Pohela Boishakh, or the beginning of the new year. A spring fair to celebrate harvest season was held at the Home Economics Building at South Park.
People are excited for thousands to flock to the city of Pittsburgh for the marathon this weekend.
By: Chandi Chapman
For 114 years, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh has been offering people opportunities to improve the quality of their lives by providing a wide range of social service programs.
By: Chandi Chapman
Jordan Corcoran, who is the founder and CEO of Listen Lucy, said, "I think it's doing a disservice to our kids to not acknowledge mental health with them at a young age."
By: Chandi Chapman
Charlie Batch shares how sister's sudden death sparked creation of Best of the Batch foundation HOMESTEAD, Pa. —
Some moms just want to come to places to relax. That's why businesses such as spas are booming.
By: Chandi Chapman
Walnut Capital says "AI Avenue" will have a big impact on Bakery Square and the neighborhoods surrounding it.
The group Gwen's Girls is starting a new chapter, and they are doing it inside a building in Wilkinsburg. It's part of a $6 million renovation project.
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