Courtney Cohn is a public safety and emerging news reporter for MoCo360, the publishers of Bethesda Magazine. With a focus on local news in Maryland, particularly in Bethesda, Courtney covers a wide range of topics including crime, local business openings, court cases, and community events.
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Courtney Cohn's focus on local news in Bethesda and Montgomery County, with a strong emphasis on crime and evolving stories, suggests she would be interested in pitches related to ongoing or breaking local crime-related developments. Sources who can provide timely updates or expert commentary on criminal cases, law enforcement policies, and community impact of crimes may catch her attention.
Given the coverage attributes of evolving stories and breaking news, Courtney might appreciate sources who have direct access to unfolding events or are experts in areas such as law enforcement procedures or legal analysis specific to the Maryland area. Additionally, she may be interested in human interest angles related to crime stories that affect the local community.
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By: Ginny Bixby, Courtney Cohn
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By: Elia Griffin, Courtney Cohn
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By: Courtney Cohn
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