Eliza Pace is a Digital Content Producer for KSL TV, focusing on local news in Salt Lake City, Utah. She covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, education, and social issues. Eliza is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Utah through her work with KSL 5 TV and KSL NewsRadio.
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Eliza Pace's reporting primarily focuses on breaking news, with an emphasis on crime-related stories in the local area of Salt Lake City and Utah. Given this focus, she may be receptive to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary related to local law enforcement issues, community safety concerns, and educational policies within the state of Utah.
Pitches pertaining to evolving crime stories or breaking news related to accidents would likely align well with Eliza’s coverage interests. Additionally, due to her coverage of family & relationships topics, she might also consider pitches relevant to parenting challenges and family dynamics within the local community.
As a reporter focusing on specific geographic areas like Salt Lake City and Utah, it’s important for sources reaching out to have direct relevance or ties to these locations when pitching story ideas.
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AMERICAN FORK — Two people were found dead in an American Fork home on Thursday.
— Firefighters are battling a brush fire in Eagle Mountain. Evacuations are not in place, but the fire is burning close to homes in the area.
By: Michael Houck, Eliza Pace
— Officials say a brush fire burning close to homes in Eagle Mountain is contained and evacuation orders were lifted Thursday afternoon.
SALT LAKE CITY — Generations of Salt Lakers likely remember Snelgrove Ice Cream in Salt Lake City.
SALT LAKE CITY — The University of Utah Health is warning Utah residents of common summer injuries and advising them on how to stay safe this summer.
VERNAL — Vernal's iconic Dinosaur “Dinah” had her tail reattached after a car crash snapped it off in May.
— The Logan City Police Department and Cache County Attorney's Office announced a 59-year-old cold case had been solved with modern DNA testing and analysis.
— A woman who was hit by a rock at Bridal Veil Falls earlier in June has died of her injuries according to the Utah County Sheriff's Office.
— One person was seriously injured in a large barn fire in Salt Lake City on Friday morning.
By: Eliza Pace
One year ago, Sadie Harris almost died from a serious infection she got following the birth of her first baby, now her mom is carrying her next baby.
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