James Groh is a Multimedia Journalist at NewsChannel 5. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, sports, business, and events, with a particular focus on entrepreneurship and startups. James has been featured in various outlets such as NewsBreak, WGBA-TV, and KCRG-TV9.
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James Groh's coverage focuses on local events, businesses, and community initiatives in the Milwaukee and Wisconsin area. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as local businesses, community events, sports activities, and entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to James with a pitch or idea for an article, it would be best to tailor your suggestions around local events happening in Milwaukee or Wisconsin. Additionally, pitches related to unique local businesses or community-driven initiatives could also resonate well with him. For example, if there is an upcoming event involving sports activities or a feature about a new local business opening up in the area that aligns with his coverage areas.
Given his focus on promoting local events and deals along with covering themes such as sports and house & home-related content within the Milwaukee/Wisconsin region can help guide effective outreach strategies when engaging with James Groh.
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By: James Groh
A Cudahy man built the ultimate tiki-themed basement bar called the Black Lagoon Room. That led him to start a successful business creating custom tiki mugs.
Historic Mitchell Street is full of hidden gems. From Oaxacan bakeries to East African grocery stores, it's one of the most diverse business districts in Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE — PrideFest is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year! To commemorate the big milestone, the organization is going bigger and better than ever.
While on a normal trash pick-up route, a Milwaukee sanitation crew discovered something moving in a garbage can. They found a malnourished puppy inside. The dog was brought to MADACC and later adopted by one of the crew members.
Did you know: Wisconsin had the nation's first official kindergarten? Margarethe Schur, a German immigrant, founded the first kindergarten in Watertown back in 1856.
By: Andrew-Huggins, James Groh
MILWAUKEE — Highbury Pub was the place to be in Milwaukee to watch the opening match of the 2026 World Cup.
Milwaukee's Mister Juneteenth this year is an inspiring 14-year-old who loves the saxophone, acting, and listening to rap. As Mister Juneteenth, he doesn't want people to necessarily look up to him but just to set a good example.
She's a talented discus thrower, an avid singer, and now Milwaukee's new Miss Juneteenth. Gi Gi Cooks wants to use her new platform to be a role model for the City of Milwaukee.
A Milwaukee candle artist is creating hyper-realistic sweet treats. Scented Sweets makes scented wax art and will be one of the vendors at the Juneteenth festival.
MILWAUKEE — Today, we're examining a special breed of Homo sapiens sapiens at a music festival: the Midwestern suburban male.
