Jennah James is a writer based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, focusing on local news and events. She has a passion for covering stories that impact the community, including topics such as education, local businesses, and social issues. Her work has been featured in the FOX23 Weather APP and Krmg.
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Jennah James primarily covers local news in Oklahoma, with a focus on community events and initiatives. Her articles often revolve around seasonal topics, breaking news, government announcements, and press releases.
Given her emphasis on travel and health-related themes within the local context of Oklahoma and Tulsa, Jennah may be open to pitches related to community health programs or initiatives, local travel destinations or events that promote wellness and active living within the state. For example, offering insights into upcoming community health fairs or highlighting unique travel experiences in the region could be well-received by Jennah.
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By: Jennah James
TULSA, Okla. — The Director of Economic Development at the Port of Catoosa Andrew Ralston said a port strike on the east coast won't impact their day-to-day work.
By: Jennah James
TULSA, Okla. — The sound of freedom went ahead of 65 Korea and Vietnam Veterans on Tuesday morning as they were escorted out of Tulsa for the Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight.
By: Jennah James
TULSA, Okla. — A month out from the presidential election, many Tulsans are feeling stress over the significant event, but help to deal with election anxiety is only a text away.
By: Jennah James
FOX23 spoke with local businesses at the Tulsa State Fair about how this year compared to years past.
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Innovation Labs showed U.S. leaders why Tulsa may be on the way to becoming the drone capital of the world at the 2024 Inside Innovation Summit on Tuesday.
Oklahoma is seeing a huge rise in the number of whooping cough cases when you compare this year to last.
State law requires standard absentee ballots be notarized.
Early voting is about to begin for the Nov. 5 election. FOX23 visited the future location of the election board in east Tulsa to find out what voters need to know.
As the countdown continues to the Nov. 5 election, FOX23 asked Tulsa County Election Board some common questions voters ask and how the election board is prepared for different scenarios.
By: Jennah James
OSAGE COUNTY, Okla. — FOX23 spoke with a homeowner south of Pawhuska who watched as his house went up in flames during a wildfire on Tuesday.
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