(833) 317-6278
Book a Demo
James Stratton
Gray shield icon
Is this you?
Claim your profile.

James Stratton

Chief Investigative Reporter, Fill-in Anchor

AS SEEN ON
WISN-TV, KETV, KOAT 7, Jackson's 16 WAPT

Preston's Summary

James Stratton is a Chief Investigative Reporter and Fill-in Anchor, specializing in local news coverage in the Milwaukee area. With a focus on investigative reporting, James has covered a range of topics including crime, healthcare fraud, community events, and local government issues. His work has been featured on various news outlets, showcasing his commitment to delivering accurate and impactful stories to the community.

Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston

Geo Focus

Milwaukee, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

Beta
Evolving Stories: 33 %
Breaking News: 31 %
Government Announcement: 10 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 7 %
Event Coverage: 6 %

Themes Covered:

Most Recent Topics:

  • Elections
  • Government
  • Politics
  • Public Policy
  • Security Policy
  • Tech Policy
  • Conflict & War
  • Current Affairs
  • Geopolitics
  • Global & Security
  • International Affairs
  • Corporate Fraud
  • Financial Crimes
  • Insider Trading

Pitching Insights

James Stratton's coverage largely focuses on local crime, government announcements, and evolving stories in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He also covers human interest pieces related to holiday cheer and entertainment news.

If you're looking to pitch James, consider providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing criminal investigations or developments in law enforcement policies within the Milwaukee area. Additionally, if you have information regarding local government announcements that impact the community in Wisconsin or breaking news stories with a significant impact at a local level, these could be of interest.

For pitches around holiday-related events or heartwarming community activities happening in Milwaukee and its surrounding areas would likely resonate well with his coverage focus.

This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .

Journalists With Similar Coverage:

Based on similarity of content.
Erica Finke

Erica Finke

Weekend Anchor and Reporter
*****e@******om
Publications
WISN-TV, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon
Most recent topics
Family & Relationships, Crime, Entertainment News, Government & Politics, Business & Industry
Kendall Keys

Kendall Keys

Reporter
****s@******om
Publications
WISN-TV, WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY - Hearst Television
Most recent topics
Crime, Family & Relationships, Entertainment News, Government & Politics, Education
Hannah Hilyard

Hannah Hilyard

******rd@******om
Publications
WISN-TV, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore
Most recent topics
Entertainment News, Crime, Sports, Family & Relationships, Government & Politics
Kristin Pierce

Kristin Pierce

Anchor/reporter
******e@******om
Publications
WISN-TV
Most recent topics
Family & Relationships, Sports, Entertainment News, Crime, Government & Politics
Emily Pofahl

Emily Pofahl

News Reporter
******l@********om
Publications
WISN-TV, WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY - Hearst Television, KSBW 8 NBC • Central Coast ABC • Estrella TV, KCCI-TV, KMBC 9
Most recent topics
Family & Relationships, Crime, Government & Politics, Entertainment News, Sports
Maria Grenyo

Maria Grenyo

Television News Producer
******o@******om
Publications
WISN-TV
Most recent topics
Crime, Family & Relationships, Sports, Entertainment News, Government & Politics

Articles

Jackson's 16 WAPT

'We're right here, buddy': 3-year-old rescued from Wisconsin cornfield Infinite Scroll Enabled 'We're right here, buddy': 3-year-old rescued from Wisconsin cornfield Updated: 6:23 PM CDT Aug 31, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ No, you take all care. 93 we're heading in the car now. Got you. Oops, of course. Are we? Yeah, right on. I hear you. IB. Ok. So, good boy. Right. You keep going on the team. So you buddy, right? Really? I thought I'm not about to come to me. Oh, there we go. Sure. If we got them. Where is your buddy? Good hurry. Your, you're all right. Hey, we're gonna go back and we're gonna find your mom. Ok? We're gonna go find your p sure. I find you here that we found them. We found ***, what? You found *** cat? Oh, my goodness. How cool. Huh? Yeah. Hey, firm. We got them, we found them. 'We're right here, buddy': 3-year-old rescued from Wisconsin cornfield Updated: 6:23 PM CDT Aug 31, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Deputies responded to an urgent call of a missing 3-year-old who wandered into a 100-acre cornfield in the town of Alto in Fond du Lac County.Related video above: Bodycam shows rescue of lost boy in Wisconsin cornfieldOn Aug. 25, parents reported their child missing, believing that the child had walked into the cornfield behind their house on Marshview Road.Upon arrival, deputies with the Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office learned that the child was last seen at around 7:30 p.m. and that all barns and buildings on the property had already been searched.With nightfall approaching, the Alto Fire Department was called in to aid in the search, and the sheriff's office requested assistance from the Fond du Lac Police Department Technology Response Group, which has specialized drones equipped with thermal cameras. At approximately 9:30 p.m., the thermal imaging drone identified a heat source in the middle of the cornfield. Guided by the drone operator, deputies and fire personnel navigated the dense field and located the child, who was uninjured, at 9:46 p.m.Using drone technology, law enforcement quickly located the child, who was about half a mile from home. The child was safely carried out and reunited with their parents."We're right here, buddy, we're right here for ya," first responders said to the kid once they got to him in the cornfield. "You're safe now. You're alright. We're going to go back, and we're going to find your mom, OK?"Without the thermal imaging drone, searching the entire field might have taken hours, potentially altering the outcome. "He said he'd been chasing a cat into the cornfield," said Lt. Alex Volm, lieutenant of detectives at the sheriff's office. "So, a harmless thing, you know, but it could have turned out really bad had we not had the opportunity to use our tools and collaborate with our law enforcement partners." Rossen roundup: Top consumer stories from the past week Next Story Rossen roundup: Top consumer stories from the past week Updated: 5:23 PM CDT Aug 30, 2024 Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ Pay for luxury or save with *** dupe. What is it, Duke? Well, it's short for duplicate. They're not knockoffs. They're real products that just look like the expensive stuff, but much cheaper Roset report showing you how to find them. Ok. So I have two different men's dress shoes here. Ok. And you can, you can tell they, they both look pretty good. One of these costs $300. The other one costs just 100 and $26. So less than half the price. Take *** look. Can you tell the difference? I actually thought this one when I first didn't know was the more expensive one? Nope, I got it wrong. It was this one. This is *** Hugo Boss dress. You would cost $300. This cost just 100 $26. How would I do it? Let me quickly show you. All right. So I was on the Bloomingdale's website. That's where I bought the expensive Hugo Boss one. Take *** screenshot of it. Ok. Now you go into the Amazon app right next to the search bar right there. You hit that little camera icon. Ok. Come down here to upload. Ok. And it's gonna, you can choose the screenshot. We just did and boom. Right now it's finding similar products and just that fast it has *** list and there's the shoe we want 100 $26. How crazy is that? You hit that, you order it and yeah, you're getting the shoe that I thought was more expensive for less than half the price. Next. Makeup and skin care. Do you really need to spring for the high end stuff in my hand? Right now, I have two vitamin C serum. As you can see they're the same size. We checked, they have the same ingredients, but here's the difference. One of these is 100 $82. The other one, just 20 bucks. So have we find the $20 version with the same ingredients the same size? Here's how this site Skin sort.com , it's dupe finder tool helps you find alternatives to pricey products. We typed in our expensive serum and look, you found this *** match and again, $182. I can't say this enough. $20. 1 82 20 but we save the mother lode on furniture. Look at this chair from *** fancier store. It's $1100. We're gonna run *** picture of it through this next site. Dupe.com . It analyzes the image and finds us cheaper similar chairs and yeah, we bought one. I went with this one from walmart.com . Hit the but ordered, it came right to my house and look at it. It's ***, it's *** pretty close match. This one costs just $284. Ok. The other one costs 1100. So we saved over $800 and my, it literally just got delivered and my dog nugget already loves it. And the stitching is nice. It really feels nice. Really good deal. As always online shopping rules still apply here. Be sure to research the place you're buying from and the return policies 30 days, 60 days you need *** receipt all that and opt to use *** credit card instead of your debit card for more protections. I'm gonna share all these tips on my Rawson reports newsletter. Plus we have bonus content for you and exclusive deals come straight to your inbox and it's free. The link to sign up is right there at Rawson reports.com . Hope to see you there back to you. Rossen roundup: Top consumer stories from the past week Updated: 5:23 PM CDT Aug 30, 2024 Here are all of the Rossen Reports from this past week.Get that luxury look for 50% off with this shopping trickOnline shopping has made it easier than ever to find affordable options for premium products.Watch the video for this story in the player above.Chief National Consumer Correspondent Jeff Rossen shares hacks to find looks for less on everything, saving you hundreds of dollars.Read the full story here.Top credit cards for rewards and savingsNew research from WalletHub reveals the best credit cards to help you save money.The study compared over 1,500 credit cards and identified the top choices in several categories.For best overall, the Wells Fargo Active Cash Card stands out with no annual fee, 2% cash rewards on purchases, and no interest on balances for the first year.Read the full story here.Hidden perks of Amazon Prime, Target and Walmart+Millions of people use subscription services like Amazon Prime, Walmart+ and Target Circle 360 to shop online. But are you making the most out of your membership?Rossen Reports reveals some hidden perks you may not have known about.Read the full story here.Why is my credit score changing? How to boost your ratingWe all know how critical it is to have good credit, which can be the difference between getting a loan or being denied. It also impacts how much you'll have to pay in late fees and interest.One of our viewers reached out to Rossen Reports wondering why her credit score varies across the different agencies. We looked into it and found that credit scores can vary for several reasons.Read the full story here.

By: James Stratton

FOND DU LAC COUNTY, Wis. — Deputies responded to an urgent call of a missing 3-year-old who wandered into a 100-acre cornfield in the town of Alto in Fond du Lac County.

© 2024 Intelligent Relations