Farrah Reed is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She is a writer for WDSU-TV, covering local news and events in the area. Farrah's articles focus on a range of topics, including traffic updates, entertainment news, viral stories, and community events.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Farrah Reed's coverage primarily focuses on local news in New Orleans and Louisiana, with a significant emphasis on announcements related to crime, entertainment news, and sports. Given this focus, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that align with these themes.
For those seeking to reach out for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, providing newsworthy announcements related to crime updates, entertainment events involving local personalities or businesses in the area might be well received by Farrah Reed.
Since her geographic focus is mainly local (United States, Louisiana), it would be beneficial for sources approaching her with relevant stories from these areas.
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The TikTok star is visiting Baton Rouge and is asking people for restaurant recommendations.
By: Farrah Reed
The TikTok star is visiting Baton Rouge and is asking people for restaurant recommendations.
The parents of the stellar swimmer graduated from McDonogh 35 and Xavier University.
By: Farrah Reed
A bill that would have gotten rid of the inspection sticker requirement did not pass during the legislative . One lawmaker plans to introduce it again next year with some tweaks.
Lewis lives in Jeanerette and she says she is a Saints fanatic. She says most people call her Mrs. Glo or Nanny Glo. She says she’s been getting a lot of attention since this viral moment.
By: Farrah Reed
The St. Augustine High School alum is getting a posthumous honor to celebrate his successful acting ca
By: Farrah Reed
FEMA says the email was accidentally sent out and was meant to be for training purposes only.
Another popular flavor is about to be back in rotation.
The New Orleans native will receive high honors from New Orleans leaders during his annual concert.
The band director of Texas Southern University's Ocean of Soul is a McDonogh 35 Senior High School graduate. Several of the university's band members are also from New Orleans.
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