Frank Witsil is a reporter at the Detroit Free Press. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers topics such as hydrology, water management, and commodities markets, reflecting his expertise in finance and environmental issues. Frank's work has been featured in notable publications including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Lansing State Journal.
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Frank Witsil's articles suggest a strong focus on local news, particularly related to Michigan and Detroit. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and data citations across topics like government & politics, crime, sports, entertainment news, and culture & society.
Given this emphasis on local content with an inclination towards current events and data-driven reporting in various domains such as gas prices, travel, community events and crime in the Michigan area are likely to be of interest for Frank Witsil. Therefore reaching out with localized angles or providing relevant statistical insights would likely resonate well with his coverage areas.
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Motorists might want to fill up on gas this week, before gas prices go up — again.
More storms could hit early as Thursday, July 9, afternoon and again on Friday, July 10.
By: Frank Witsil
The price of gas and oil is a something that President Donald Trump, candidates for office and the public are watching closely.
By: Frank Witsil
MICHIGAN Frank Witsil Detroit Free Press July 14, 2026, 3:36 p.m. ET Hear this story
By: Frank Witsil
DTE's power reliability, which has long been a concern, is under scrutiny as it seeks a $474.3 million rate hike.
By: Frank Witsil
The airport authority blamed 'temporary financial and economic uncertainty.' A public health group also opposed it.
By: Arpan Lobo, Frank Witsil
Outrage and complaints from Michigan power outages triggers investigation.
By: Frank Witsil
Gas prices, and the economy, are a concern for candidates running for office this fall as prices pass $4 per gallon again.
MICHIGAN Frank Witsil Detroit Free Press July 23, 2026, 1:31 p.m. ET Hear this story Keep Watching
MICHIGAN Frank Witsil Detroit Free Press July 27, 2026, 10:46 a.m. ET Hear this story
