Faith Egbuonu is a journalist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She writes for KOAT 7 and her work has also appeared in WAFB TV. Faith covers a range of topics including local news, crime, public safety, and political developments in the state.
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Faith Egbuonu's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime, public safety, and government & politics in New Mexico, with particular attention to announcements and legal policy regulation. Pitches for Faith should involve insights into local crime trends, gun legislation impact analysis in New Mexico or Albuquerque specifically, or expert commentary on governmental initiatives related to public safety.
Given the focus on specific incidents such as missing persons cases and fatal shootings within Albuquerque, pitches could include first-hand accounts from witnesses or involved parties (if appropriate), local law enforcement perspectives, community impact assessments by experts familiar with the region's dynamics.
Since her geographic focus centers around New Mexico and Albuquerque especially when it comes to covering crime-related news pieces she would be responsive to stories that have a direct connection with these areas.
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