Joi Fultz is a Television News Reporter at CBS 6. She focuses on a variety of themes, including health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and education, often highlighting stories that help the community through her Problem Solvers segments. Joi has been featured in WTKR News 3, Henrico Citizen/T3 Media, LLC, WTVR-TV, and NewsBreak.
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Joi Fultz's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a substantial emphasis on family & relationships. She often covers breaking news and evolving stories related to Richmond and Virginia. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight compelling human interest stories within the local community or provide expert commentary on ongoing events impacting families or small businesses in the area.
Considering her focus on community-related topics such as support, non-profit organizations, crime, missing persons, traffic safety, small businesses, and healthcare within Virginia and Richmond; outreach should offer unique insights into these subjects with a clear connection to the local context.
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The Broken Men Foundation and VCU offer a free 8-week course for men ages 18–35 starting June 16, 2026.
By: Joi Fultz
Devon Thomas, a 29-year-old Hopewell native and barber known for his generosity, died unexpectedly on Monday.
RICHMOND, Va. — Faulty air conditioning systems are affecting multiple Henrico County Public Schools, leaving students and staff in sweltering conditions as spring temperatures climb.
By: Joi Fultz
As rain fell at Virginia Veterans Cemetery in Amelia on Monday, flags waved to honor the more than 1.2 million men and women who died while serving their country.
As the school year ends, Richmond is launching a multi-pronged effort to keep youth safe this summer — combining increased police presence with community programs for kids.
Virginians share their reactions to a new plan that could bring recreational cannabis sales to the commonwealth as early as July 1, 2027.
By: Joi Fultz
A Chesterfield couple says VDOT stopped trimming right-of-way overgrowth near their home, leaving the disabled veteran and his wife frustrated.
By: Joi Fultz
Richmond artist Ron Stokes celebrated Juneteenth the way he knows best — with a paintbrush in hand and people all around.
By: Joi Fultz
Kali Belfield returned to a Richmond courtroom Monday, days after he allegedly punched a prosecutor in the face, and this time threatened to kill the judge and his family.
By: Joi Fultz
A Chesterfield couple got help from a local contractor after state agency declined to trim overgrowth near their home.
