Divine Triplett is a digital journalist at WISH-TV. She focuses on crime reporting in Central Indiana, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and various events. Divine has been featured in WISH-TV, where she brings a diverse range of topics, including holidays and local culture, to her audience.
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Divine Triplett's coverage is heavily focused on local events, entertainment news, dining, and house & home topics in the Indianapolis area. She often covers specific events and promotional deals related to food and beverage establishments.
To effectively reach out to Divine, consider pitching local stories about upcoming events or festivals in the Indianapolis area. Additionally, pitches about new restaurant openings or unique food-related promotions may also be well-received based on her coverage attributes.
Given her emphasis on seasonal content and event coverage, offering insights into local happenings during specific seasons or tie-ins with ongoing events could increase the likelihood of engagement from Divine.
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