Delaney Van Wilpe is a local journalist based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. She writes for Stacy Woelber at THV11 and covers a variety of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories. Delaney is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Fort Smith and surrounding areas.
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Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States (Local)
Delaney's coverage heavily emphasizes local news, with a focus on Arkansas and Fort Smith. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to events happening in the area, government announcements impacting the community, and press releases from local organizations.
Given her interest in entertainment news and house & home topics, Delaney may also appreciate pitches surrounding local cultural events, human-interest stories about individuals making an impact in the community or unique aspects of Arkansas living.
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By: Delaney Van Wilpe
Van Buren police said three people were on the train bridge taking photos on Saturday night when the train came over the bridge and struck them.
VAN BUREN, Ark. — A Rudy man is dead and two others are injured after being hit by a train near Lee Creek Park on July 21, according to the Van Buren Police Department (
By: Delaney Van Wilpe
The new Hilton Motto & Tempo is expected to have seven stories with 220 to 230 hotel rooms.
ROGERS, Ark. — Nearly two months after the Memorial Day weekend tornadoes in Benton County, the City of Rogers is continuing storm debris cleanup efforts.
By: Delaney Van Wilpe
"The vice president is prepared, poised, and right out of the gate demonstrating how strong she will be as our nominee."
By: Delaney Van Wilpe
According to the report, Davidson has had 13 run-ins for dogs at large and unregistered dogs.
Following the release of their album "CRASH" last month, Kehlani announced a new world tour with a first-ever stop in Arkansas.
By: Van Wilpe
"The name that they used for that purchase is actually the address of the facility itself," Secretary Wesley Ward said. "Even that was enough to raise a red flag."
Ahead of the annual Altus Grape Fest, the 5NEWS morning crew learned how to make wine — the Altus way — on this episode of Around the Corner.
By: Van Wilpe, Logan Begneaud
Residents are asked to have all their debris placed front and center before the final pickup date.
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