Duke Carter is a news anchor and reporter for WSLS 10 in Roanoke, Virginia. With a focus on local news, Duke covers a wide range of stories including community events, human interest stories, and breaking news. His work has also been featured on WJXT and NBC4 Washington.
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Roanoke, United States (Local)
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Duke Carter's coverage predominantly focuses on local community news, human interest stories, and events in the United States, particularly Virginia and Roanoke. His articles cover a range of topics including education, crime, government & politics as well as awards and recognition.
Given his focus on local events and evolving stories within the community, Duke would likely be interested in pitches that highlight positive initiatives or impactful events taking place in Roanoke or its surrounding areas. Human interest stories also seem to be of significance to him.
Potential pitching angles could include unique educational programs or achievements within the community, noteworthy developments related to crime prevention/initiatives at a local level, government policies impacting residents directly (especially those related to housing), as well as inspiring personal narratives of resilience from individuals facing adversity within these communities.
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