Justin Van'T Hof is an Assistant Assignment Editor at TV6 & FOX UP. They have a keen interest in covering themes related to cannabis and psychedelics, agriculture and farming, as well as government, politics, and public policy. Justin has been featured in 6 NEWS WOWT OMAHA, TV6 & FOX UP, and is excited to contribute their passion for journalism to the U.P. community.
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Marquette, United States (Local)
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Justin Van'T Hof's coverage showcases a strong emphasis on local news, particularly in the Michigan region, with a focus on government and politics, crime, entertainment news as well as community events. If you are looking to reach out to Justin, consider offering insights or access related to local government policies and decisions, updates on COVID-19 specifically within the Michigan area, coverage of community events happening in Marquette or broader issues affecting the state. Additionally, pitches pertaining to entertainment news that have relevance for the local audience might be well-received.
As his geographic focus is local (United States - Michigan - Marquette), ensure that your pitch aligns closely with these specific areas when reaching out.
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According to court documents, Cord Karvinen, 39, was sentenced in Alger County Circuit Court Monday to 7-15 years in prison for three third-degree CSC charges.
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Published May 8, 2026 at 8:44 PM CEST | Updated 13 minutes ago IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. (WLUC) - On the UPside, one group's hobby not only fosters a buzzing community, but a critical ecosystem.
By: Justin Van
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. (WLUC) - What started off as a school project in 2017 has turned into a major Dickinson County fundraiser.
