Jaylan Wright is a journalist based in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He writes for WHNT News 19 and his work has also appeared in various news outlets such as WSPA 7News, WJBF NewsChannel 6, and WCBD News 2. Jaylan covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community updates, and sports events in the area.
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Jaylan Wright's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime reports and breaking news in the South Carolina area. Given his focus on fire incidents, crime, and sports (specifically college football), potential pitches could include local crime updates, profiles of athletes or coaches from colleges in the region, or stories related to fire safety and prevention.
There is also a strong emphasis on entertainment news as evidenced by articles about reality TV stars. Pitches related to local restaurant openings/closings and other entertainment events within South Carolina may be well-received.
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The Florence Police Department is looking for a missing man who was last seen on Friday, September 20.
Early morning motorcycle crash leaves man dead in Huntsville
By: Jaylan Wright
) — Construction of the future Decatur-Morgan County Farmers Market is underway and progressing.
A man accused of kidnapping a child near a Piggly Wiggly was arrested in DeKalb County.
An investigation is underway after an excavator was vandalized at a construction site.
People staying at the Derrick Street Camp have been given a two-week notice to vacate the property following a fire that took place on September 17.
Three people were arrested after being accused of breaking into cars in Limestone County.
One person was injured during a multi-vehicle crash on Thursday morning in Huntsville.
By: Jaylan Wright
The public will have a chance to donate their unused insulin for Hurricane Helene victims across multiple states including North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
A two-vehicle crash left two people injured on Thursday morning.
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