Dana Fowle is an Investigative Reporter for WAGA-TV in Atlanta, Georgia. With a focus on local news, Dana covers a wide range of topics including scams, consumer issues, technology, and transportation. She is dedicated to providing valuable information and resources to the community.
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Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Dana Fowle's coverage primarily centers around personal finance, particularly focusing on topics such as seasonal financial planning, consumer protection laws, and government announcements that impact finances. From this analysis it is clear that Dana will be most responsive to pitches related to personal finance and consumer rights.
She covers a wide range of topics concerning personal finance including technology, law enforcement, delivery services, artificial intelligence and home ownership. Pitches should focus on practical tips for managing finances (especially during specific seasons), insights into relevant regulations or policies impacting consumers' financial well-being or data-backed trends in consumer behavior related to financial matters.
Considering her geographic focus on the United States with an emphasis on Georgia and Atlanta specifically; localized angles within the realm of personal finance may also resonate strongly with Dana.
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By: Dana Fowle
When your water bill is usually around $13 a month, and then it spikes to $20,000 the next month, that will grab your attention—and, of course, your wallet.
National 401(k) Day comes each Friday after Labor Day. It's meant to keep highlighting the importance of the worker and the march to eventual retirement.
By: Dana Fowle
New reports reveal problems at the now-closed Boar's Head plant connected to a deadly listeria outbreak went back two years. Inspection reports show there was an "imminent threat" to the public, but operations continued.
ATLANTA - One of the favorite fall spices, cinnamon, may now be headed for the trash can.
ATLANTA - It seems that for a few years now, car insurance rates have been steadily increasing. Experian reports that in the last year, rates have risen by 22%, following a 17% increase the year before.
If you have not considered flood insurance, Mother Nature's fickle new ways mean taking a second look.
It’s time to consider getting your Halloween candy, and there is a sweet spot for when to buy it.
ATLANTA - Another massive recall related to meat products and listeria has been announced. The U.S.
By: Dana Fowle
Monday marks the 50th anniversary of women getting the right to get a credit card without a man's signature.
By: Dana Fowle
The boarded-up Atlanta building has no working plumbing, but the city says the couple who inherited it owed tens of thousands of dollars for water. She's now taking the case to court.
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