Derek Lytle is a MMJ (Multi-Media Journalist) Reporter for KSNW-TV in Wichita, Kansas. With experience in various news outlets including WDAF-TV FOX4 and WHNT News 19, Derek covers a wide range of stories in the Wichita area, from local news and community events to weather updates and human interest stories.
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Wichita, Kansas, United States (Local)
Derek Lytle's coverage is mainly focused on local news and community events in Kansas, with a particular emphasis on winter weather-related topics. This indicates that he would be most responsive to pitches related to local community initiatives, small businesses, and government announcements within the state of Kansas.
Given his focus on family & relationships, health & wellbeing, house & home as well as government & politics themes, consider pitching stories that highlight how these aspects are being impacted by or contributing to the events covered in his articles.
For example, you might consider offering insights from local business owners affected by cold weather conditions or experts who can speak about the impact of such weather on public health. Keep in mind Derek's geographic focus when tailoring your pitches.
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By: Derek Lytle
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A 22-year-old Navy sailor from Wichita is being remembered as someone who took pride in serving his country and was deeply rooted in faith.
By: Derek Lytle
Posted: Updated: WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – The new psychiatric hospital in Wichita received $26.5 million in funding from the state.
By: Derek Lytle
The Emergency Operations Center and utility companies are on standby to fix any damage caused by severe storms.
The Emergency Operations Center and utility companies are on standby to fix any damage caused by severe storms.
Posted: Updated: WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The City of Wichita and Ascension Via Christi are dealing with the effects of cyberattacks.
By: Derek Lytle
If you need to pay your water bill or make other payments to the City of Wichita, you still can't do that online.
By: Derek Lytle
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — It has now been over a week since a cyberattack was launched in the City of Wichita. Concern over resident's private information being leaked is only growing as the city continues to run on a cash-only basis.
By: Derek Lytle
Family members of Sarah Ouellet, grieving the mother of four’s loss. Ouellet died while trying to save her son from drowning, in a creek in Cowley County, on Saturday.
By: Derek Lytle
Spirit AeroSystems will lay off 400 to 450 employees, according to an internal email sent to employees. It also said, the reduction is to the hourly production workforce.
By: Derek Lytle
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Spirit AeroSystems will lay off 400 to 450 employees, according to an internal email sent to employees.
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