UAS Pilot / Executive Producer - Digital / News Operations
Jeff Wyatt is a UAS Pilot and Executive Producer for Digital News Operations. He specializes in aerial journalism and innovative storytelling, focusing on the intersection of technology and news coverage. Jeff's work has been featured in WNYO-TV, WPDE TV 15, Bakersfield Now, CBS4 Local, Weyi, and ABC 33/40 in Birmingham.
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Jeff Wyatt's focus is mainly on local breaking news and evolving stories related to crimes, accidents, and police investigations in Birmingham, Alabama. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing firsthand accounts or expert insights relating to ongoing incidents or emerging crime trends in the area. Additionally, pitches involving safety tips for locals or exclusive interviews with law enforcement officials could garner his attention.
Given the predominantly local nature of Jeff's coverage, it may be beneficial to emphasize a strong tie-in with Birmingham or Alabama when reaching out for potential story ideas.
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The Leeds Police Department is asking everyone to avoid the area around Leeds Memorial Park.Police say there is an on-going manhunt in the area.This is a develo
By: Jeff Wyatt
Birmingham Police Chief Michael Pickett held a news conference Thursday morning asking the public to come forward if they have any information that can help fin
By: Jeff Wyatt
Just after 10 a.m. Friday morning, several officers from both Birmingham and Homewood blocked Green Springs Highway near Red Mountain Plaza.Police tape is stret
By: Jeff Wyatt
An assisted living facility in Heflin is joining what they describe as a battle between the Heflin Police Department and the class of 2026, by inviting the senior class of 2026 to a "TP Training" program, saying they will share tricks 'the children of the 80s and 90s have never even dreamed of'.
One person is dead after a single vehicle wreck in the 4900 block of Alabama Highway 69 in Northport.The Northport Police Department says 20-year-old McKenzie M
The Tuscaloosa Police Department says at least 7 children have been taken to the hospital after a wreck involving a school bus and a pickup truck.
