Gabby Sartori is a Color Commentator and Sideline Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, professional sports, and travel and tourism, while also exploring themes related to consumer health and mental health. Gabby has been featured in renowned outlets such as Yahoo News, CBS 17, USA TODAY, and many others.
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Greenville, United States (Local)
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Gabby Sartori's reporting primarily focuses on local events, community news, and family-related topics. Her coverage includes a significant emphasis on seasonal events and government announcements.
Given her focus on local news in Greenville, North Carolina, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events, nonprofit initiatives within the area, or stories about the impact of specific seasonal activities within the city.
Additionally, considering Gabby’s coverage of school safety and crime-related incidents with a family-oriented perspective - relevant pitches could include insights into child safety measures or updates on support services for families affected by such incidents.
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The “Pittsburgh left” is local tradition, but state crash data and traffic law raise questions about how safe — or legal — the move really is.
Pitt’s biggest class ever reshapes Oakland, with new dorms at Fifth and Ruskin, expanded housing and long range plans for more on campus beds
Gabby Sartori, USA TODAY The University of Pittsburgh's record-setting growth is reshaping both its campus and Oakland, as the university
Crowds pack Pittsburgh for the Juneteenth festival, browsing Black owned vendors and watching live performances celebrating Black history and culture.
New Pittsburgh zoning ordinance bans new vape and smoke shops from opening in neighborhood business districts while allowing existing stores to stay.
Gabby Sartori, USA TODAY North Park is gearing up for a blockbuster summer, and the ripple effects are set to be felt across the North Hills, culturally and commercially.
North Park’s summer of movies, concerts and dog-friendly events is drawing crowds and giving North Hills restaurants and businesses a seasonal boost.
Pittsburgh Walks’ Safe Sidewalks Crew is mapping broken, blocked and missing sidewalks to help the city target fixes and make everyday walking safer.
By: Gabby Sartori
Gabby Sartori, USA TODAY 2 min read Station Square's present may feel uncertain, but its new owners are betting big on a comeback that could reshape Pittsburgh's South Shore riverfront.
Station Square feels empty this summer, but WS Development says it plans a major riverfront reboot that could make this the last season of vacancies.
