Justin Udo is a News Reporter at CBS Radio. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, crime and justice, and the travel industry, with a particular focus on themes such as animal rescue and rehabilitation, juvenile justice, and white-collar crime. Justin's work has been featured in CBS Radio and NewsBreak.
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Justin Udo's coverage mostly focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime, government and politics. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local community events, political developments within the specified geographic focus (United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia), and breaking news stories relevant to these areas.
Given Justin's extensive coverage of crime-related topics such as arrests and homicides in Delaware County and Philadelphia, he may also be open to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on crime trends or justice issues specific to these regions.
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The PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Delaware County is over — but the cleanup has just begun and is expected to take months.
By: Justin Udo
A mother and daughter from Delaware County admitted in court earlier this week to laundering millions of dollars through two fake businesses they created during COVID-19. Christine Williams, 31, and her mother Rosemarie Dixon, 54, joined another person to found two bogus businesses in New Jersey and applied for many government loans and grants using bank accounts associated with the businesses.
By: Justin Udo
If PSPCA investigators determine there was an intent to harm or kill any animals through poisoning, the woman could face charges.
By: Mike Denardo, Justin Udo
Despite the gloomy weather, many Memorial Day parades and ceremonies carried on throughout the greater Philadelphia region on Monday.
By: Justin Udo
Major League Baseball and Phillies Charities have announced a more than $5 million investment in community projects ahead of this summer’s All-Star Game in Philadelphia.
As the World Cup inches closer, ticket scams are increasing. There is one scam in particular that experts say the public should watch out for.
By: Justin Udo
A measles scare in Delaware County has put health officials on heightened alert as they warn the public.
By: Justin Udo
Ismael Steele is not a therapist. That’s why his shop is taking part in the Fade out Depression program through DKBmed, where clients are encouraged to get a free mental health screening from a professional right at the shop.
Officials in Delaware County have a plan to help residents beat the heat, and it all starts with a partnership with PECO.
By: Justin Udo
A potential liquified natural gas plant in a Delaware County town has both residents and activists up in arms, but as residents fight against it, they are left with more questions than answers.
