David Kalman is a journalist focusing on local news in Michigan, specifically in the Detroit area. He writes for WXYZ-TV, covering a wide range of topics including crime, weather, community issues, and local events. With a passion for keeping the community informed, David strives to deliver accurate and timely news to the residents of Detroit.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
David Kalman's coverage focuses primarily on local breaking news and evolving stories, with particular attention to crime-related incidents. Given this emphasis, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, community safety initiatives, or legislative developments related to law enforcement.
Given his focus on local events in Michigan and Detroit, public interest topics such as hate crimes and discrimination issues affecting the community could also be of interest. Pitches focusing on interviews with affected individuals or experts who can provide insight into these social issues may resonate with David's coverage priorities.
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By: Brett Kast, David Kalman
Like much of Southeast Michigan, Ann Arbor fell victim to damage from severe storms that came through Wednesday evening.
A 64-year-old panhandler was shot in an unprovoked attack, and Detroit police say he wasn’t the only panhandler being threatened.
By: Brett Kast, David Kalman
Alongside a brick wall in downtown Ypsilanti is a place of healing: a rose and a list of names each of someone killed in Washtenaw County, not including the 14 already killed this year.
By: Simon Shaykhet, David Kalman
A rash of thefts in the past couple weeks appear to be tied to the release of the summer’s hottest films, according to Southgate police.
By: David Kalman, Brett Kast
A community is grieving after a young mother was killed in a horrific car crash that happened Saturday, Aug. 12, around 9:30 p.m. in Sterling Heights
By: Simon Shaykhet, David Kalman
The UAW is confirming strike authorization votes are ongoing at their local unions and now, a new video singles out a Ford Motor Co. worker who says she’s fighting for more.
By: David Kalman
Boots or barefoot: that’s how residents in a Chesterfield Township neighborhood were getting around Thursday with their streets covered in water.
By: Simon Shaykhet, David Kalman
As students across Michigan return to the classroom, one state lawmaker is joining the Food and Drug Administration in fighting to protect against what they call a danger to kids.
By: David Kalman
Just days after storms caused another round of power outages in metro Detroit, the Michigan Public Services Commission announced a new straw proposal that would tie utility company profits more...
By: David Kalman
Shelby Township police announced the arrest of a suspect who is accused of robbing two cannabis delivery drivers. The thefts happened within 10 days of each other.
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