Emma Owen is a journalist based in Birmingham, Alabama. She writes for WVTM-TV and has also been featured in various other media outlets such as KCCI-TV, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, Yahoo Sports UK, and local newspapers. Emma covers a range of topics including local events, community news, sports, and human interest stories.
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Birmingham, Alabama, United States (Local)
Emma Owen's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, weather-related news, sports activities, and law enforcement developments. She also covers human interest stories related to family and relationships.
To effectively reach out to Emma, consider providing insights or access to local events in Alabama, particularly Birmingham. Topics related to community gatherings, sports activities with a local angle, severe weather updates affecting the region as well as initiatives or changes within law enforcement would likely capture her attention.
If you have information about evolving stories concerning crime incidents or their impacts on families and communities in the area of focus (Alabama/Birmingham), it could be of interest for potential coverage by Emma Owen.
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The kids were overjoyed to hear the professional driver read a book about racing and show off his equipment.
The audience expands past our state and outside the United States even, as they've sold tickets to people in 14 different countries.
By: Emma Owen
None of these cases are in our state, however the Alabama Department of Public Health and Children's of Alabama still want people to be aware of Measles and what leads to the virus.
By: Emma Owen
The department found Desmond Burt, Sr. was not experiencing symptoms of mental illness that would impact his competency to stand trial.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Volunteers from Birmingham's Parks and Recreation delivered a massive donation of more than 10,000 books to local schools on Tuesday.
Their chapter of the UCW has a goal of securing $15 per hour by the end of this year and $17 per hour by 2025.
The state is working to add it starting next year, but for some families, that's not soon enough.
By: Emma Owen
Three patient families attended the celebrity pro-am Wednesday, meeting local stars before they played the first hole.
By: Emma Owen
Registration is already open, and some sites are still available during the opening weekend.
By: Emma Owen
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Birmingham City Council gave the green light for the creation of the Citizens Observer Patrol Tuesday.
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