Jake May is a Chief Photojournalist at The Flint Journal. He specializes in sports, culture, and society, with a keen focus on team sports, major league sports, and the intersection of pop culture and internet culture. Jake's work has been featured in various publications, including the Lincoln Journal Star, The Post-Star, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Flint, United States (Local)
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Jake May focuses on local news in Michigan, particularly Flint, with a significant emphasis on community events and real estate. He also covers sports events to some extent. Pitches that offer insights into local community initiatives or developments in the real estate market within Michigan are likely to resonate well with him.
Given his coverage of family & relationships themes, he may be interested in human-interest stories related to these topics within the context of local communities. Additionally, contributions providing unique perspectives on local sports activities could capture his attention.
When reaching out to Jake May, consider tailoring pitches specifically for a Michigan-based audience and highlighting how they tie into the fabric of the community as reflected in his previous work.
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By: Jake May
This extraordinary one-of-a-kind estate is set on an idyllic 27.6 acres with historic roots that trace back to the 1830s.
The tournament is part of the Mott Foundation Centennial Family Fun Days in Flint and is open to players ages 11-18. Registration closes May 31.
By: Jake May, Roberto Acosta
“Class of 2026, no matter where life takes you, I hope you always keep that with you. Keep building communities, keep choosing people, keep redefining what success truly means, and keep always striving to be a good person.”
By: Jake May
Western Michigan Christian, North Muskegon face off in D4 girls soccer district championship
Down 1-0 at halftime, the Western Michigan Christian girls soccer team had 40 minutes to score before their season was over. And they rallied. Here's how.
2026 MHSAA D2 Girls Track and Field Lower Peninsula State Finals in Hamilton
Each pet is available for adoption immediately. These two fur babies are looking for their forever home.
Filled with memorable speeches and once-in-a-lifetime moments, 563 students received their diplomas during the commencement ceremony
LAPEER, MI — More than 325 seniors at Lapeer Community Schools had one last responsibility as the Class of 2026 before they graduate — hold the rope.
By: Jake May
Set on 1.53 private acres, this extraordinary estate offers over 17,000 square feet of luxury living.
