Debra Worley is an experienced journalist and Enterprise Digital Content Manager, with a focus on local news in Lake Charles, Louisiana. She has written for various news outlets, including KWTX News 10, KPLC-TV, and KCRG-TV9, covering a wide range of stories from human interest to local events and community initiatives.
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Debra Worley's reporting focuses on heartwarming and surprising local news stories, often centered around human interest pieces. She is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight uplifting tales or unusual events within the United States, particularly her geographic focus area of Louisiana and Lake Charles.
Pitches related to heartwarming human-interest stories, unique milestones achieved by individuals or communities, and surprising discoveries are likely to resonate with Debra. Additionally, topics such as acts of kindness and lottery wins within her specified geographic focus could capture her attention.
Given the nature of Debra’s coverage attributes which heavily include breaking news and evolving stories, providing timely updates or exclusive access to unfolding events would also increase the likelihood of gaining her attention.
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By: Debra Worley
TOLEDO, Ohio ( WTVG /Gray News) – An infant was ejected from a van when a man with warrants for vehicle theft ran from police in Ohio earlier this month.
By: Emily Van, Sam Swartz, Debra Worley
Published Dec. 16, 2024 at 6:55 PM CET | Updated 7 minutes ago
By: Emily Van De Riet, Sam Swartz, Debra Worley
Three people are dead, including the teen suspect, following a school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin.
The man said the woman started a physical confrontation by ripping his shirt. He says he hit her with a can of beans to push her away.
By: Debra Worley
TAVARES, Fla. ( WCJB /Gray News) – An Amber Alert was canceled by authorities in Florida Monday after a 5-year-old was found safe.
When she realized she'd actually won $250,000, she said it took her time to process the big win, according to the North Carolina Education Lottery.
By: Debra Worley
Almost half a million power banks are being recalled after Charmast received several reports of injuries.
Police said 38-year-old Matthew Wright was on his way home when he arrived to find his home in flames. (Source: KWCH)
By: Debra Worley
/Gray News) – Two sanitation workers in Mississippi are being hailed heroes after jumping into action to save a man's life.
Calvin Williams and Tony Henry were on their daily route when they came across a man lying in his driveway bleeding from his head after a fall. (Source: WMC)
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