Karys Belger is a Reporter at 11Alive. She specializes in culture and society, personal finance, and regional interest, with a focus on topics such as real estate development, diversity and inclusion, and civil rights. Karys has been featured in several outlets including WLTX-TV, KVUE MEDIA, and WTSP-TV.
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Karys Belger's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including government and politics, family and relationships, as well as crime. Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news in the Atlanta area, she may be interested in pitches related to ongoing community activism efforts or safety concerns in the region.
Stories involving missing persons, financial crimes, cybersecurity issues such as ransomware attacks, housing challenges like HUD threats to apartment owners or erasing school lunch debt would likely pique Karys' interest due to their relevance to her coverage topics. Additionally, events that celebrate cultural traditions and address youth violence could also capture her attention.
As a journalist with a local focus in Georgia and Atlanta specifically, sources with firsthand knowledge of these local issues or those deeply involved in community initiatives are more likely to resonate with Karys for potential story opportunities.
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Sanithna Phansavanh used his mother's clothing as inspiration for the pattern on his design.
By: Karys Belger
The nonprofit provides culturally specific counseling, legal help, and food assistance to South Asian survivors of abuse
By: Karys Belger
Blooms is bringing a new crowd to the Chinatown market through art and community events
By: Karys Belger, Donesha Aldridge, Jonathan Raymond
Cherokee County Fire officials began a search to determine if someone fell off a boat on Thursday evening.
By: Karys Belger, Makayla Richards
DNR and Cherokee Fire continue searching Allatoona Lake after identifying the missing boater as Woodstock teen Jackson Croft.
Ahead of Saturday’s expungement fair, Atlanta leaders announce new push to help residents clear records and access jobs.
By: Karys Belger, Makayla Richards
Jackson Croft, 17, died in a Lake Allatoona accident. Georgia’s racing community is now remembering him as a rising young driver.
By: Makayla Richards, Karys Belger
Here is what we know.
By: Karys Belger
The five-mile construction project aims to improve safety and connection in southwest Atlanta
By: Karys Belger
Mayor Andre Dickens and Councilmember Andrea Boone joined the Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) Monday morning to officially break ground
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