Chloe Mayer is a journalist who writes for Newsweek, The San Luis Obispo Tribune newspaper, and The Wichita Eagle. Her work has also appeared in various publications including The State Newspaper, The Sun News, and The Herald-Sun. Chloe covers a wide range of topics including extreme weather events, aviation incidents, and breaking news stories.
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Chloe Mayer’s coverage is focused on evolving stories and breaking news with significant attention to crime, natural disasters, aviation incidents, weather-related events, government and politics. She also frequently includes expert commentary in her articles.
Given the nature of Chloe's coverage, she may be responsive to pitches involving first-hand accounts or unique perspectives related to ongoing investigations or unfolding events within the realms of crime, natural disasters, aviation incidents, weather-related crises as well as political developments. Additionally, sources who can provide expert analysis and insights into these areas could capture her interest.
Since a considerable part of her work involves covering breaking news and evolving stories across different states or countries like California coast or Texas residents for example; providing localized expertise from those affected regions could enhance the relevance of your pitch.
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Authors from The Heritage Foundation say low fertility rates are due to education policies encouraging people to "delay having families."
The 27-year-old was giving a speech when he began slurring his words, then froze and wobbled before lurching over.
Fierce snowstorms will leave millions shivering as winter continues to batter swathes of the country—with officials being forced to issue winter storm warnings or advisories for 16 states.
The Russian leader's instructions come amid his bloody war with Ukraine and during a period of particularly fraught international relations.
By: Chloe Mayer
The inability to effectively communicate "remains a difficult obstacle for management and coordination of actions," Ukraine's intelligence service said.
By: Chloe Mayer
What's New As a community lies shattered and the U.S. is left reeling after another school shooting this week, attention is inevitably drawn once again to the country's gun laws.
What's New A couple has been jailed after keeping their four children locked up in cages.
Russian aircraft flew over the Baltic Sea with their onboard transponders turned off on multiple occasions, according to Lithuania.
Experts fear the scale and location of an oil spill may lead to a devastating environmental disaster.
Whether you don't celebrate the holiday or simply forgot to pick up that last-minute item, you're in luck—many large retailers stay open on Christmas Day.
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