Jeremiah Brown is a journalist based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He writes for WZZM-TV and WTHR-TV, covering local news stories that impact the community. Jeremiah's articles focus on a range of topics including crime, community support, health, and human interest stories.
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Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States (Local)
Jeremiah's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to crime, community support, and family & relationships. His articles often include expert commentary, indicating a preference for pitches that offer insights from professionals or individuals with expertise in the topics covered.
Given the specific geographic focus on Grand Rapids and Michigan, pitches should be tailored to address issues relevant to this area. Topics like winter road safety, local crime prevention initiatives, community engagement activities in West Michigan would likely resonate well with Jeremiah.
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By: Jeremiah Brown
The City of Muskegon Heights continues to correct the computer failure that prompted a boil water advisory which could last up to three days.
By: Jeremiah Brown
Much like many local apple farmers, he's been taking measures to protect his crops from overnight frost using a frost fan.
By: Jeremiah Brown
13 years after 16-year-old Wes Leonard passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest, his coach said the new laws give him hope that more students will be saved.
By: Jeremiah Brown
Mr. Lozano's students and their parents say he was a teacher who always went above and beyond.
Fuzz is 15 years old and was last seen at the Muskegon Waterfront Sports Park. The family said he's been with them for every adventure.
By: Jeremiah Brown
Jack Judd's wife passed away in October 2023, but his continuing commitment to their almost 70 years of marriage moves community members.
By: Jeremiah Brown
Jack Judd's wife passed away in July 2023, but his continuing commitment to their almost 70 years of marriage moves community members.
Dino Baskovic said he found his calling in the YMCA, and he is blessed to have so many to say goodbye to after beginning hospice care.
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