Julia Marshall is a Morning Digital Producer at TMJ4 News. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, current affairs, and world news, with a particular focus on regional interests and issues in Latin America. Julia's work has been featured in Shepherd Express, The News Herald (Willoughby, OH), and Straight Arrow News.
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Julia Marshall's reporting focuses primarily on local crime and breaking news events in Wisconsin, particularly shootings, car accidents, and incidents involving law enforcement. She also covers local entertainment news such as music events and school-related activities.
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By: Shea Taylor, Julia Marshall
President Donald Trump says he has reached a major new milestone in his Gaza peace plan, announcing what he calls a historic agreement for Hamas to disarm . The group, however, has not publicly confirmed the agreement.
By: Craig Nigrelli, Julia Marshall
Just days after a deadly shooting at a Seattle food festival , the city's police chief has resigned.
By: Julia Marshall
When an airline passenger attempted to bring a literal cannonball onto a flight, the Transportation Security Administration obviously stepped in — which is to be expected.
By: Julia Marshall, Shea Taylor
After President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Iran would hold new talks Monday , Tehran is pushing back, saying there are no direct negotiations with Washington underway.
By: Julia Marshall, Jason K. Morrell
Monday brings another hard day for firefighters in Washington state, where more than 5,000 homes remain under evacuation orders due to rapidly spreading wildfires.
Kay Granger, the first Republican woman from Texas elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, died Sunday at the age of 83.
By: Julia Marshall
The Navajo Nation law enforcement is significantly understaffed. Leaders are turning to a highly controversial technology in hopes of filling the gaps across its vast tribal territory.
By: Julia Marshall, Shea Taylor
President Donald Trump says he's giving Iran one “last chance” to reach a deal with the United States before “decapitation,” again insisting the U.S. is having talks with the country.
By: Jason K. Morrell, Julia Marshall
President Donald Trump is escalating his public criticism of U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after her office abruptly moved to drop the highest-profile case in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool investigation.
By: Julia Marshall
Todd Blanche's nomination to become the U.S. Attorney General will now advance to a full Senate vote after Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve his nomination
