Justin Heinze is the State Editor for Pennsylvania at Patch.com. He covers a range of topics including climate change, health and wellness, and the construction industry, with a particular focus on real estate development and investment. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, CDC Gaming Reports, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Justin Heinze's primary focus is local news, particularly in Pennsylvania and Montco. His coverage heavily emphasizes crime and government & politics, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking or evolving stories.
Pitching to Justin would be most effective if you have insights related to ongoing or developing local crime cases, political updates within Pennsylvania, or breaking news relevant to the region. Additionally, providing expert commentary on how these events impact the local community could also capture his attention.
Given that he covers seasonal topics such as weather extensively, offering detailed forecasts or analysis of upcoming weather-related events impacting Eastern PA could also be well-received by Justin.
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Lanes will be closed over the coming days, potentially bringing new traffic to the area.
Wildlife officials continue to closely monitor the area.
By: Justin Heinze
Rain could fall at a rate of up to 3 inches per hour, though forecasters warn of uncertain confidence.
The northbound lanes of the highway were shut down for hours Thursday morning.
By: Justin Heinze
The woman remained on the phone with dispatch as the man broke in through the side door, authorities said.
By: Justin Heinze
Timing for the storm's most severe impacts could be "particularly inconvenient" around rush hour.
A spooky season special will be open throughout the upcoming season. MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP, PA — A spooky season themed speakeasy is opening up its doors next month at the Montgomery Mall.
Scammers send out texts and emails to customers to trick them into paying for upgrades on "old" equipment. What to know:
The region is among the few in major metros that has bucked a national trend.
By: Justin Heinze
He has been a teacher at the local school for 9 years.
