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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From glasses to gear, local businesses and out-of-town vendors are stocked with special solar eclipse merch.
By: Daisy Kershaw
Family and friends of Makaila Luckey, whose dismembered body was discovered in North Fairmount, are honoring her memory.
By: Daisy Kershaw
Police said the victim's body was discovered in the garage where Garcia-Gutierrez was living in Hamilton.
Middletown is taking steps to allow marijuana businesses to set up shop locally.
COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Cuts could be coming to Colerain Township's police department. It comes a month after a levy to support the department failed.
An infection caused by strep throat had spread to her entire body, sending her into septic shock.
By: Daisy Kershaw
Two young boys are left without a father after he was gunned down in what police are calling an apparent "road rage" incident last week.
By: Daisy Kershaw
Students clashed with police at Ohio State University and Indiana University as pro-Palestine protests continued across the country.
By: Daisy Kershaw
Loved ones of a 40-year-old mother of four who was killed in a Winton Hills shooting this weekend are remembering her as they continue to mourn her loss.
By: Daisy Kershaw
When John Lorenz was 26 years old, he got a shocking diagnosis — doctors told him he had a brain tumor.
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