Winston-Salem, United States (Local)
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John Deem's coverage focuses on local issues in Savannah, Georgia, with an emphasis on weather, climate change, and government announcements. He appears to value data-driven reporting and covers topics such as grants aimed at addressing local challenges.
Given his focus on scientific themes like climate change and weather-related events in a specific geographic area, John may be interested in pitches that offer expert insights or analysis related to environmental impacts on the region. Pitches could include interviews with scientists studying local climate trends or experts working on initiatives to address the impact of climate change in Savannah.
Additionally, he frequently cites data and reports government announcements indicating potential interest in receiving information from relevant authorities or organizations involved in these areas for comments or updates regarding ongoing developments.
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By: John Deem, Richard Craver
Forsyth County Board of Commissioners have opted to delay taking a vote on whether to support a resolution supporting Duke Energy's plans for creating as many as six small nuclear reactors near its Belews Creek Steam Station.
By: John Deem
Rowe Souther, 8, comes down one of the slides on the new playground equipment at Country Park on Thursday, April 9, 2026.
By: John Deem
Winston-Salem police have a mobile command unit set up at the scene of a shooting where two teenagers were killed and five others were injured after a fight at Leinbach Park on Monday in Winston-Salem.
By: John Deem
Workers install the "Invasive Hope" dandelion public art project along Salem Parkway late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
By: John Deem
One of Old Salem's most distinctive historic homes is on the market. A modern kitchen is one of the most appealing features of the historic Shaffner House.
By: John Deem
The student admitted to creating and sharing a “hit list” of students, then assaulted deputies who questioned her about it, authorities say.
By: John Deem
There is a “source of hope in a plant that can stay healthy in a crack of the pavement."
By: John Deem
Edith Chisholm and Dennis Threatt, residents of Healy Towers, stand for a portrait on Friday, May 1, at 3450 Healy Drive in Winston-Salem.
A newly released ranking of park systems in the nation's 100 largest cities puts Greensboro slightly ahead of Winston-Salem.
By: John Deem
People living near a Winston-Salem fertilizer plant that was destroyed by fire in 2022 are being paid as part of the settlement of a class-action lawsuit.
