Daisy Kershaw is a journalist based in Savannah, Georgia. She writes for WSAV-TV, WLWT, and NewsChannel 21, covering local news and events in the Savannah area. Daisy's articles focus on a range of topics including education, community events, social issues, and local government.
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Daisy's reporting primarily covers local events and government announcements, with a focus on health & wellbeing, business & industry, along with seasonal topics. She provides coverage of issues such as affordable housing, police brutality, sports betting, community events and antisemitism.
For those looking to reach out to Daisy Kershaw for potential coverage or interviews should consider pitching stories related to local events in Georgia and Savannah that highlight aspects of health & wellbeing or business matters. Additionally, topics related to seasonal themes like Christmas would likely be well-received. Input from local experts or individuals directly impacted by the covered issues can provide valuable insights for her articles.
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By: Daisy Kershaw
Catastrophic flooding from Helene temporarily shut down a major IV fluid manufacturer in North Carolina.
Thousands are still trying to recover and rebuild from Hurricane Helene.
Cincinnati police say that three people were seriously injured in a shooting on Shadymist Lane in Mount Airy on Saturday afternoon.
By: Daisy Kershaw
A family is still searching for answers after a beloved father of four was shot and killed in Mount Healthy.
By: Daisy Kershaw
Families in Florence are banding together to honor the victims of a deadly mass shooting.
CINCINNATI — Night two of BLINK was met with record crowds. In the Downtown Zone, Fountain Square is offering an incredible immersive experience called "Open."
By: Daisy Kershaw
Police say it started with an argument, a heated exchange between a group of men on the practice field at Walnut Hills High School, ending in gunfire.
The sheriff's office is teaming up with a local community college to offer courses inside the jail.
There are no reports of anyone hit by the gunfire, but what happened left many students shaken.
By: Daisy Kershaw
It's been one year since a deadly shooting in the West End claimed the life of an 11-year-old boy.
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