Claire Simms is a reporter for WAGA-TV, covering local news in Atlanta, Georgia. With a focus on community issues, politics, and human interest stories, Claire brings important stories to the forefront and keeps viewers informed about the latest developments in the Atlanta area.
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Claire Simms' articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulation within the Atlanta, Georgia area. She would likely respond well to pitches offering exclusive interviews or insights related to local political developments, legal changes impacting the community, and initiatives supporting mental health and animal welfare in Atlanta and across Georgia.
Given her coverage of specific events such as grants awarded for combating human trafficking or funding allocated for Sweet Auburn businesses by Sen. Ossoff, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to similar impactful initiatives that address pressing issues within the local community.
When reaching out to Claire Simms with story ideas or sources, focusing on topics such as local politics, government policies affecting Georgians, ongoing lawsuits within the area (especially those with broader social impact), mental health resources available locally, and initiatives benefiting animals could resonate well with her beat.
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said it is important for Republicans to support a candidate who can win the White House in 2024.
By: Claire Simms
A non-profit health coverage company awarded two large grants Tuesday to organizations working to end human trafficking in Georgia.
Gov. Brian Kemp signed three bills into law Tuesday aimed at helping military veterans in Georgia.
Anyone who has stepped foot inside a MARTA station this month has likely heard some new voices emanating from the speaker system.
In all, 15 Georgia school districts will get nearly $51 million to buy electric school buses.
By: Claire Simms
Lifeline hopes to find foster or adoptive homes for 300 animals by next week.
Businesses along Atlanta's Auburn Avenue will soon get a boost from the federal government.
By: Claire Simms
First lady Marty Kemp said she wants Georgians to know they are invited to tour the home and property on West Paces Ferry Road.
By: Claire Simms
They provide the food on our table and keep up with the clothes on our backs, but it may surprise many that those in the agriculture industry struggle with mental health issues.
This week attorneys for a photojournalist arrested while covering a protest in June 2020 announced they had settled a lawsuit with the city of Atlanta.
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