Greta Cross is a National Trending Reporter at various media outlets including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and USA TODAY. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest, food and beverages, and the cannabis industry, blending insights from food safety to cannabis regulation. Greta's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News and the Indianapolis Star.
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Greta Cross's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal news in Springfield, Missouri. She tends to cover a range of topics related to family & relationships, entertainment news, and house & home.
If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights or stories related to local events in Springfield, particularly those tied to family activities or community engagement. Given her focus on seasonal content and event coverage, she may be interested in pitches around upcoming holidays such as Valentine’s Day or tips for dealing with specific weather conditions like snowy weather.
When pitching Greta Cross, keep the geographic focus centered on Springfield, Missouri. If you have human interest stories relevant to the local community or exclusive insights into trending local happenings that align with her themes covered and topics included in your pitch would likely resonate well with her audience.
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By: Greta Cross
USA TODAY reporter Rachel Hale swapped her smartphone for an ultra-minimalistic dumb phone for one month. Here's how it went. As "digital detoxes" continue to grow in popularity among those looking to curb rising screentime, some young people are interested in "dumber" tech. With Assistive Access, onscreen items are bigger and iPhone's features are more focused. Apps have been designed for Assistive Access to make tasks easier, such as capturing photos.
By: Greta Cross
As "digital detoxes" continue to grow in popularity among those looking to curb rising screentime, some young people are interested in "dumber" tech.
By: Greta Cross
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By: Greta Cross
You have permission to edit this article. TECHNOLOGY USA TODAY reporter Rachel Hale swapped her smartphone for an ultra-minimalistic dumb phone for one month. Here's how it went.
By: Greta Cross
As "digital detoxes" continue to grow in popularity among those looking to curb rising screentime, some young people are interested in "dumber" tech.
By: Greta Cross
As "digital detoxes" continue to grow in popularity among those looking to curb rising screentime, some young people are interested in "dumber" tech.
By: Greta Cross
As "digital detoxes" continue to grow in popularity among those looking to curb rising screentime, some young people are interested in "dumber" tech.
By: Greta Cross
As "digital detoxes" continue to grow in popularity among those looking to curb rising screentime, some young people are interested in "dumber" tech.
Kinsey Crowley Greta Cross USA TODAY NETWORK Aug. 24, 2026, 12:41 p.m. ET
