Jurnee Taylor is a journalist based in Little Rock, Arkansas. She writes for THV11 and her work has also been featured in WMTV NBC 15 and KAIT 8. Jurnee covers a range of local news topics, including community events, human interest stories, and issues impacting the Arkansas community.
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Little Rock, Arkansas, United States (Local)
Jurnee Taylor's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community stories, and educational features within Arkansas. She specifically highlights family & relationships, education, and entertainment news related to the local area.
To effectively pitch to Jurnee, consider offering human-interest stories or event coverage centered around significant local happenings in Arkansas or profiles of individuals making a difference in the community. Additionally, pitches that highlight unique educational initiatives or entertaining events relevant to her geographic focus would likely be well-received.
Given the substantial portion of government announcements covered by Jurnee (22%), she may also respond positively to exclusive insights into official state announcements or policies affecting communities in Arkansas.
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Trisomy X is associated with some developmental changes and differences in how a person develops— but one girl isn't letting her diagnosis stop her from shining.
At just 19 years old, Anu Iyer can add being a published researcher to her growing list of achievements after co-leading a study on Parkinson's disease.
By: Jurnee Taylor
Dr. Yara Robertson is an unwavering advocate for early detection, patient-centered care, and shared decision-making— especially now after her own cancer diagnosis.
By: Jurnee Taylor
The ‘new’ New Commandment Church of God in Christ in Jacksonville is finally starting a new chapter after it was destroyed by an EF-3 tornado in March 2023.
By: Jurnee Taylor
UA Little Rock will honor local radio personality & celebrated alumnus Travis “Tre' Day” Rowan as the 2024 honoree of the 19th annual Taste of Little Rock event.
The Celebrate! Maya Project has recognized people who mirror the poet's philosophy since 2016, and now they're preparing to celebrate a 10-year anniversary.
The deadline to apply for Little Rock's annual youth employment program, which helps teens gain real-life work experience and skills, is April 14.
New improvements are helping prevent dirty water from overflowing out of Little Rock sewers, making the city's streets and waterways cleaner.
Students at Lyon College are playing cricket, a sport that most Americans might not be too familiar with. But, it's one of the most popular games in the world!
Eat My Catfish owners are stepping out of the restaurant and into the classroom with a special 'hands-on' presentation to help students learn more about crawfish.
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