Julie Carr Smyth is a journalist at the Associated Press. With a focus on government and politics, elections, and public policy, she covers a range of topics related to regional interest and world affairs, often highlighting issues pertinent to campus life and higher education. Julie's work has been featured in numerous prestigious outlets, including The Washington Post, Toronto Star, and the Boston Globe.
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Julie Carr Smyth's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. This suggests that she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to Ohio politics, GOP activities, Governor Mike DeWine's decisions, as well as topics concerning transgender rights and miscarriage laws.
Given her strong focus on local reporting within the United States, particularly Ohio and Charlotte, North Carolina, relevant pitch angles could include insights from local political figures or experts familiar with the region’s specific policies. Additionally, providing perspectives from stakeholders directly affected by these legal regulations may also be of interest to Julie Carr Smyth when considering potential story ideas.
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By: Patrick Aftoora, Julie Carr Smyth
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Marcus L. Martin felt instant trepidation Sunday when he saw five adults wading thigh- and waist-deep in the Scioto River. A frequent boater on the Ohio waterway, the Baptist pastor knew the area where they were standing to be treacherous. He believes the people he captured in a photo to be
By: Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos, Julie Carr Smyth
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Marcus L. Martin felt instant trepidation Sunday when he saw five adults wading thigh- and waist-deep in the Scioto River.
By: Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos, Julie Carr Smyth
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Marcus L. Martin felt instant trepidation Sunday when he saw five adults wading thigh- and waist-deep in the Scioto River.
By: Julie Carr Smyth, Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Marcus L. Martin felt instant trepidation Sunday when he saw five adults wading thigh- and waist-deep in the Scioto River.
By: Julie Carr Smyth
Delaware County Sheriff Jeffrey Balzer has said authorities believe one of the adults began struggling to swim and the others successively went to that person's aid
By: Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos, Reanna Smith, Julie Carr Smyth
Baptist pastor Marcus L. Martin believes a photo he snapped of five adults wading in Ohio's Scioto River may be the last image of the group before all five drowned in the treacherous waterway
By: Julie Carr Smyth
Baptist pastor Marcus L. Martin believes a photo he snapped of five adults wading in Ohio's Scioto River may be the last image of the group before all five
By: Julie Carr Smyth, Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos, Julie Carr Smyth, Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Marcus L. Martin felt instant trepidation Sunday when he saw five adults wading thigh- and waist-deep in the Scioto River.
By: Julie Carr Smyth
Pastor unknowingly snapped final photo before river tragedy killed five
Five adults drowned in Ohio's Scioto River after one person struggled and others attempted to assist, leading to all five being pulled under.
