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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A brutal storm tore through central Virginia Sunday night, leaving a trail of destruction that included severe damage to a Louisa event venue.
Lucky and Twinky are 1-year-old chickens with plenty of personality — and they're the faces of a hands-on learning program that has reached thousands of students across Henrico County.
By: Joi Fultz
A group of hemp business owners filed a federal lawsuit against Virginia, seeking to block a new law they say would make the majority of hemp products currently sold across the commonwealth illegal.
The Local Composite Index, or LCI, is a decades-old formula that determines how much Richmond must contribute to school funding — and experts say it doesn't reflect the city's student needs.
By: Joi Fultz
A 17-year-old Northern Virginia student launched a free app and website to help neurodivergent job seekers find positions that match how their brains work.
By: Joi Fultz
A 17-year-old Northern Virginia student launched a free app and website to help neurodivergent job seekers find positions that match how their brains work.
By: Joi Fultz
Henrico County Schools is rethinking how much time students spend on electronic devices — and for its youngest learners, that means stricter daily limits and no more digital homework.
By: Joi Fultz
A Virginia man found a box of family photos at auction and is asking for help returning them to their rightful owners.
By: Joi Fultz
HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — Henrico County Schools is rethinking how much time students spend on electronic devices — and for its youngest learners, that means stricter daily limits and no more digital homework.
By: Joi Fultz
Melissa Morgan has spent nearly 15 years building a place of refuge for people in need. Now, the street just outside that sanctuary is where she lost her son.
