Jim Keithley is a Reporter at WMTW. With a focus on construction and real estate, health and wellness, and family relationships, Jim covers a diverse range of topics, including the construction industry and family planning. He has been featured in various outlets such as WISN-TV, KCRA 3, and The Portland Press Herald.
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Maine, United States (Local)
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Jim Keithley’s coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly concerning community support and crime. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer human interest stories related to the local area of Maine and Portland. These could include stories about community initiatives, personal accounts related to evolving local events or issues such as housing challenges or support for those facing adversity.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Jim may also be interested in receiving pitches that involve family-related topics with a particular emphasis on how communities come together in times of need.
Pitches should be tailored specifically to reflect the local nature of Jim's reporting, focusing on aspects directly relevant to the communities within Maine and Portland.
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By Jim Keithley, WMTW via CNN Newsource Published Aug. 7, 2026 at 9:09 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
A historic home in Bath, Maine, is for sale for $1, but it has to be moved. (WMTW, PATTEN FREE LIBRARY, CNN)
After years of studies and discussion, the $3.8 million project to remove dams along the Royal River in Yarmouth got underway this week.
By: Jim Keithley
A Maine woman who came down with cyclosporiasis said she was sick for the entire month of July. She said she was exposed to Cyclospora through either the salad bar at her workplace, a chain restaurant where she had a salad or a head of iceberg lettuce she bought at the grocery store.
An Indian-infused coffee shop that recently opened in South Portland has become a go-to spot for brunch in southern Maine.
By: Jim Keithley
An unwelcome landmark in the town of Greene is being dismantled following a lengthy legal battle over a property that was ultimately deemed to be an illegal junkyard.
Roland and Ruth Dunham, who live in West Paris, can say something that not many couples can: they have been married for 71 years.
It has been six weeks since Johan Sebastian Duran Guerrero was shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in downtown Biddeford. A public library in the Maine city is now working to gather items from two memorials that were formed in Guerrero's honor.
An old schoolhouse in the town of Fairfield is getting a new lease on life.
Filling a school bus with diesel fuel could cost more than $500, and Maine school districts have to face that reality as they begin to welcome students back to class.
