Eddie Kadhim is a reporter for WMAR-TV, focusing on local news in the Pennsylvania area, specifically Philadelphia. With a passion for community journalism, Eddie covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, social issues, and human interest stories, highlighting the voices and experiences of the people in his coverage area.
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Eddie Kadhim's local coverage in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage related to crime and family/relationships. He is likely interested in pitches involving human-interest stories about local events, community issues such as housing or religion, and topics related to crime.
Given his focus on covering local events with a strong emphasis on the experiences of individuals within the community, consider pitching him heartwarming stories about resilience during challenging times or updates on ongoing community-related matters.
It would be beneficial to tailor your pitch by highlighting how it relates specifically to the Pennsylvania or Philadelphia area. If you have access to individuals directly involved in these types of local events or relevant experts based in this geographic area, it could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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The newly constructed BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Robbinsville, will soon open its doors to the public.
By: Eddie Kadhim
Activists and residents of Grays Ferry came together to call for equity in housing in a meeting Saturday.
By: Eddie Kadhim
Friends and family gathered to honor Tiffany Fletcher, a beloved West Philadelphia rec center employee caught in the crossfire of a shooting at the center. Her legacy lives on as the rec center now bears her name.
By: Eddie Kadhim
The Germantown community is in mourning and spent an emotional night remembering a SEPTA bus driver who was senselessly shot and killed just doing his job.
By: Eddie Kadhim
Thousands honor vets as Philadelphia Veterans Parade held
By: Eddie Kadhim
Chosen 300 Ministries holds Veterans Day dinner for those in need
By: Eddie Kadhim
VIDEO: Bodycam footage of Hatboro first responder rescuing man from burning home
By: Dominick Philippe
In a statement Monday, Mayor Brandon Scott says that Dr. Ihuoma Emenuga will no longer serve as the Baltimore City Health Commissioner.
By: Eddie Kadhim, Ryan Dickstein
On Thursday the Mayor's Office confirmed Scott was selected as an alternate juror for a Circuit Court trial.
Crews we're on scene around 5:30 Tuesday Morning. By 6:30 the fire had been raised to a 4-alarm. The fire has spread to multiple buildings.
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