Justin Razavi is a News Writer at various outlets, including Boulder City Review and Las Vegas Review-Journal. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, and the impact of events and conferences on these sectors. Justin's work has been featured in NewsNation, WRTV, and WISH-TV News.
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Justin Razavi's coverage focuses heavily on local breaking news, particularly in the realms of crime and government announcements. He would likely be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing, evolving local stories such as crime incidents or developments within law enforcement agencies in Nevada, especially Las Vegas.
Considering his emphasis on finance and entertainment news to a lesser extent, he may also consider pitches related to these topics if they are tied directly to the Las Vegas area or have significant impacts at the local level.
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By: Justin Razavi
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration held a public hearing on proposed changes to the state's laws on licensed child care homes, which would reduce administrative burdens, lower costs, and provide greater flexibility, but many residents are concerned that the relaxing of educational requirements could weaken the quality of child care.
By: Justin Razavi
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Residents of the Crown Hill neighborhood of Indianapolis participated in a “listening session” Tuesday evening to offer their ideas on how to invigorate their community. The session was held at 3266 North Meridian Street and sponsored by Crossroads AME Church.
By: Justin Razavi
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A newborn baby found abandoned in a tree line near a trail on Indy’s east side has renewed attention on Indiana’s Safe Haven Law.
INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) -- A newborn baby found abandoned in a tree line near a trail on Indy's east side has renewed attention on Indiana's Safe Haven Law.
Lynn Town Marshal Brad Fisher dies following a fatal police pursuit in Randolph County, Indiana. A vigil honored his long service.
By: Justin Razavi
LYNN, Ind. (WISH) - In the town of fewer than 1,000 people, Brad Fisher was known as a versatile public servant who wore many hats.
FISHERS, Ind. (WISH) — Opposing groups in the debate over immigration are planning to make their voices heard in central Indiana on Saturday. Save Heritage Indiana, an organization that advocates for stricter immigration policies, announced it will hold a rally in Fishers on Saturday, though it has not revealed the exact location. In response, Fishers […]
By: Justin Razavi
FISHERS, Ind. (WISH) — Opposing groups in the debate over immigration are planning to make their voices heard in central Indiana on Saturday.
Two organizations representing different sides of the illegal immigration debate each held events in Central Indiana Saturday.
By: Justin Razavi
FISHERS, Ind. (WISH) - Two organizations representing different sides of the immigration debate held events in central Indiana Saturday.
