Curtis Johnson is an investigative/political reporter at WSAZ NewsChannel 3. With over two decades of experience in television news and newspaper reporting, he focuses on themes such as government and politics, climate change, and legal affairs, while also covering social issues and public security. Curtis has been featured in various outlets, including KMJ-AM, WDTV 5 News, and WYMT.
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Curtis Johnson's focus is on local government and political issues in West Virginia, with a particular emphasis on investigative journalism, government regulation, business & industry, infrastructure upgrades, and legal policy regulations. His coverage suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to local government announcements or proposed regulations impacting the state of West Virginia.
Given his interest in infrastructure upgrades and job creation within the region, Curtis may be interested in stories about new developments or investments that aim to create jobs or improve local infrastructure. Pitches regarding utility companies, water rate hikes, education spending initiatives as well as any updates on ongoing investigations are likely to catch his attention.
It's important for PR professionals reaching out to Curtis Johnson to ensure their pitches are tied directly to local implications within West Virginia.
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