Davonté Mckenith is a journalist based in Winston Salem, North Carolina. He writes for KETV and WXII 12 Triad CW, focusing on local news and investigative reporting. Davonté covers a wide range of topics, including crime, justice, community issues, and local government.
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Davonté's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime and evolving stories. His articles are often centered around breaking news and announcements related to criminal activities in the Winston-Salem area, suggesting a keen interest in reporting on law enforcement matters.
Given his emphasis on crime-related topics, he may be particularly interested in outreach from individuals who can provide valuable insights into ongoing criminal investigations or those with unique perspectives that shed light on local law enforcement issues. Consider pitching stories related to specific crime incidents or developments within the North Carolina region.
Additionally, Davonté covers entertainment news to some extent, so pitches related to this topic might also be well received if they are highly relevant to the interests of residents in his coverage area.
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Court docs: Woman felt enraged after police chief contacted the county sheriff about the situation
By: Davonté Mckenith
The wife of a missing Winston-Salem man says she's worried her husband won't come home.
By: Davonté Mckenith
A man accused of a 1992 murder in Surry County has been arrested and charged with three additional counts of murder in California.
By: Winston-, Kaedain Allen, Wxii Winston-Salem
Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.
By: Davonté Mckenith
A defamation lawsuit filed against Winston-Salem Police Chief William Penn has been amended to say the plaintiff is willing to accept a written apology.
A Guilford County detention officer said he "accidentally pressed the trigger" on a firearm in a bathroom at the Greensboro jail.
By: Jupiter Moon, Wxii Winston-Salem
Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.
'Denise Hines has chosen this hill to die on' A quick phone call to the Forsyth County juror line says 464 jurors should report to the Forsyth County Courthouse on Monday, Oct. 21.
By: Davonté Mckenith
'As long as I'm the clerk of court, I will do what I can'
By: Davonté Mckenith
'Prosecution was declined'
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