Clare Edlund is a multimedia journalist based in Quincy, Illinois. She covers local news and events for WGEM TV, focusing on stories that impact the community and provide valuable information to residents. With a passion for storytelling, Clare aims to keep her audience informed and engaged through her reporting.
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Clare Edlund's work primarily focuses on local events, city developments, community news, and holiday celebrations in the Quincy area of Illinois. Her coverage includes a mix of entertainment news, agriculture & farming updates, crime stories, and education-related articles.
Given Clare's focus on local events and community news in Quincy and its surrounding areas in Illinois, she would likely be interested in pitches related to unique human-interest stories within the community. These could include heartwarming tales that highlight family dynamics or profiles of individuals making a difference locally.
For relevant outreach to Clare Edlund consider topics such as local initiatives impacting the community including educational programs or agricultural projects. Additionally pitching pieces about seasonal events like festivals or holiday traditions may also resonate with her given the high percentage of seasonal coverage attributed to her articles.
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By: Clare Edlund
A new minimum wage increase will soon take effect in Missouri.
By: Clare Edlund
It’s Toys for Tots distribution week in Northeast Missouri and hundreds of families are receiving some extra assistance.
A Hannibal fire station is closing effective Thursday morning. While it’s temporary, there’s no set timeline as to when it’ll reopen.
By: Clare Edlund
Published Dec. 13, 2024 at 6:07 AM GMT+1 | Updated 15 minutes ago
The bitter cold calls for indoor activities, and the YMCA of Hannibal has something new just in time for the winter.
By: Clare Edlund
Local recruiters said they aren't seeing this trend in Quincy or in neighboring counties.
The ban is scheduled to go into effect on Jan. 19. However, if TikTok's parent company ByteDance is able to sell the app before then, TikTok will no longer be banned in the U.S.
By: Clare Edlund
KEOKUK (WGEM) - A group of Tri-State middle school students have just made 44 children's holiday season a little brighter.
Keokuk High School students learned an important history lesson ahead of the holiday break.
By: Clare Edlund
KEOKUK (WGEM) - You don't need to wait for the New Year to start thinking about getting back in shape. For many gym rats at Hoerner YMCA in Keokuk, pickleball has become part of their fitness regimen.
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