Jaurdyn Johnson is a Multimedia Journalist at WALB-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on storytelling that highlights community issues and human interest stories. Jaurdyn's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including WDAM, KPAX Missoula/Kalispell, WKBW-TV, and Kxlf.
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Jaurdyn Johnson's coverage primarily focuses on local community events and issues relevant to Buffalo, New York. She frequently covers stories related to education, health and wellness, as well as local businesses and winter safety. Considering her interest in these areas, she may be interested in pitches that highlight unique community events or initiatives aimed at promoting health and wellness within the Buffalo area.
Given her focus on family & relationships, Jaurdyn might also appreciate pitches involving heartwarming human-interest stories about individuals or families making a positive impact in the local community. Additionally, given her coverage of sports and entertainment news, she could be open to features about local sporting events or cultural happenings that are particularly impactful for the people of Buffalo.
When reaching out to Jaurdyn with story ideas or expert sources for commentary, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitch specifically towards the interests of the Buffalo community while aligning with themes present in her reporting.
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By: Jaurdyn Johnson
From Arizona to Arkansas, volunteers have traveled to Buffalo to repair homes and help community members in need.
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
Environmental group celebrates temporary halt to logging but says more work is needed to permanently protect the old-growth forest near Gowanda.
The new facility will help address the 50% increase in food insecurity seen across Erie, Niagara, Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua counties over the past three years.
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
More than 70 paintings, including works by "The Scream" artist Edvard Munch, bring Nordic and Canadian landscapes to life in Buffalo through January 2026.
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
Medical experts caution that these easily accessible products can cause heart arrhythmias and other health issues in adolescents.
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
Trade program enrollments increased 5% since 2020 while traditional college enrollments declined. GLOW With Your Hands is preparing the next generation of skilled workers.
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — There's a major comeback in vinyl sales across the country, with sales reaching their highest levels in decades.
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
KAV, a company that specializes in 3D-printed bike helmets, has relocated from Silicon Valley to Buffalo, with plans to expand its workforce.
WEST GLACIER — The National Park Service says the full length of Going-to-the-Sun Road is expected to open to motorized vehicles Monday, June 22, for the 2026 summer season. Officials caution that rockfalls or other natural events may delay this opening, as conditions can change quickly.
The Going-to-the-Sun Road is expected to open in Glacier National Park Tuesday night while Many Glacier Valley will open Wednesday morning following severe flooding, according to the National Parks Service.
