Julia Gorman is an award-winning Reporter and Anchor at WBNG12News, focusing on local news in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a passion for storytelling, Julia covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local initiatives aimed at making a positive impact. Her work has been featured in the FOX23 Weather APP and Krmg.
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Julia Gorman's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, human-interest stories, and non-profit initiatives in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She would likely be most responsive to pitches that align with her focus areas such as local events, community support initiatives, fundraising efforts for families in need or non-profits making a difference.
Given the emphasis on family & relationships and house & home themes within her coverage attributes too, consider pitching heartwarming stories of individuals or families overcoming challenges through community support or unique housing-related programs/initiatives happening locally.
When reaching out to Julia regarding potential story ideas or sources for articles related to Tulsa and its surrounding communities, highlighting the personal impact of these topics would likely resonate well with her audience.
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By: Julia Gorman
The accessible vehicle business is offering $1 wheelchair-accessible van rentals on Election Day for a period of four hours.
Kyler Duchon and his family have a fond history of The Haunt in Wyoming.
By: Julia Gorman
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A Grand Rapids pediatric emergency doctor wants parents to know just how dangerous marijuana can be for children, teenagers and young adults as her department is seeing an increase in related visits.
The two brothers call themselves the "Rake Monsters."
By: Julia Gorman
Since the middle school brothers in Muskegon first shared their story, they've received more than 100 calls.
By: Julia Gorman, Brielle Meyer
After protests broke out at the venue during the 2020 elections process, they upped their security this time around.
You could see more deer over the next few weeks due to breeding and regular firearm season.
By: Julia Gorman
In August, Terah Howell's husband bought her and their son tickets to the Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings game in Chicago on Sunday, Nov. 24 as a big birthday gift.
By: Julia Gorman
Terah Howell worked for weeks to get her tickets back after they disappeared in early October. The 13 Help Team helped finish the job.
Students have been offered this experience at the high school for more than 20 years.
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