Julie Chin is an Anchor and Special Projects Reporter at KJRH and KAKE. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and art, weaving together stories that inspire and inform her audience. Julie's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her multifaceted approach to journalism.
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Julie's coverage is local and diverse, focusing on community events, inspirational stories, personal triumphs, and entertainment news in the United States with a specific emphasis on Oklahoma. She seems particularly interested in covering human interest stories that inspire and uplift her audience.
Given Julie’s focus on expert commentary and event coverage related to family & relationships, house & home, entertainment news, and sports within the context of local communities in Oklahoma,Tulsa area specifically she may be open to pitches involving individuals or organizations making a positive impact within those areas. This could include heartwarming human-interest pieces about local figures or events that celebrate community achievements.
As Julie focuses primarily on providing uplifting content for her audience around these themes,tailoring your pitch to align with this approach will likely increase its chances of being well-received by her.
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TULSA, Okla. — Sue Taylor spent decades turning flour, butter, and sugar into something far greater than dessert — she's turned it into a calling.
By: Julie Chin
TULSA, Okla. — Michael Wallis has spent a lifetime telling the story of Route 66 — and the world hasn't stopped asking for more.
By: Julie Chin
For kids with physical challenges, a typical full summer camp experience is often out of reach. In Tulsa, one camp is changing that.
By: Julie Chin
PRYOR, Okla. — Through tiny brushstrokes, Traci Rabbit is honoring her hometown, her heritage, and her father.
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa's U.V. Okies are six-time undefeated Wii bowling champions of the Tulsa Senior Inter-League — and now they're leveling up.
By: Julie Chin
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — Tony and Grammy Award winner Kristin Chenoweth is back in her home state of Oklahoma, trading Broadway spotlights for a different kind of stage — one built for the next generation.
CLAREMORE, Okla. — Walk the halls of the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore, and you'll hear something you might not expect — laughter.
COLLINSVILLE, Okla. — A Collinsville landmark dating back to the 1930s is reopening as a community theater, with its first production set for this weekend.
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Public Schools is heading into the 2026-2027 school year with a new safety initiative, changes to student testing, and a $609 million bond ready to put to work.
TULSA, Okla. — Two people are being recognized by EMSA as Everyday Heroes after saving a man's life at the Tulsa Tennis Club in April.
