Jarvis Robertson is a Reporter and MMJ (Multi-Media Journalist) for WVTM-TV, focusing on local news in Birmingham, Alabama. With a passion for storytelling, Jarvis covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, community events, and local government issues. He strives to provide accurate and impactful reporting to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Jarvis Robertson's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and community events. Based on this, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to developments in Birmingham and Alabama, particularly those concerning education, crime, community events or local government announcements.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news within the local context of Birmingham and Alabama, consider pitching him exclusive updates or insights related to ongoing investigations or developing situations in these areas.
In addition to hard news topics like crime and local government announcements, Jarvis also covers entertainment news and sports. Therefore, if you have compelling human interest stories from the area or unique angles related to sports events happening locally that would engage his audience, they could be viable pitch ideas for him as well.
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Debate watch party hosted at Miles College for young voters.
The first cohort of the in-house paramedic school graduated this month. The agency wants to provide more well-rounded service to the City of Birmingham.
By: Jarvis Robertson
Alabama lawmakers are considering a bill which would allow the state to take control of local police departments struggling with violent crime.
By: Jarvis Robertson
Law enforcement will be on high alert during Donald Trump's visit. We spoke to a retired Secret Service agent
Mercy Deliverance Ministries hopes to break the cycle of poverty.
By: Jarvis Robertson
FAIRFIELD, Ala. — Changes have been made to the homecoming week schedule at Miles College. The modifications are receiving mixed reaction to across social media.
By: Jarvis Robertson
State Rep. Juandalynn Givan is calling for Birmingham police Chief Scott Thurmond to resign immediately.
By: Jarvis Robertson
Kendrick says he has never witnessed first-hand devastation like the flooding caused by Helene.
Increased gun violence remains in the spotlight for Birmingham. A report from the Peace Makers organization reveals the high cost of a homicide, according to a breakdown NICJR
By: Jarvis Robertson
Alabama A&M and Alabama State's bands have been intensifying their preparations for the Magic City Classic
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