Jackson Saylor is a journalist based in Kirksville, Missouri, focusing on local news for KTVO ABC 3 Television. With his work also appearing in KHQA, Jackson covers a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and public safety. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to the residents of the Heartland region.
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Jackson Saylor's reporting focuses largely on local news, including accidents/incidents and community events. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, suggesting he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to timely developments in the Kirksville area.
Given the prevalence of tragic events in his coverage, it may be beneficial to approach him with sensitivity and empathy when pitching stories related to accidents or incidents. Additionally, given his focus on government announcements and politics at the local level, pitches that offer insights from local political leaders or provide context for recent red voting trends in Missouri could resonate with him.
It's also important to note that Jackson primarily covers news within the United States, specifically focusing on Missouri and Kirksville. Therefore, relevant pitches should have a localized angle tailored specifically to this geographic area.
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