Kim DeGiulio is a journalist for WDIV-TV in Detroit, Michigan. With a focus on local news, Kim covers a wide range of topics including community events, nonprofit initiatives, transportation updates, and more. She is dedicated to keeping the residents of Detroit informed and engaged with the latest news happening in their city.
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Kim's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, sports, health, and pets within Michigan and Detroit. She often reports on local events and promotions, making her a good contact for organizations hosting community activities or promotional deals in the area.
Given her interest in promoting volunteer opportunities and nonprofit expansions, reaching out with information about similar initiatives or highlighting the impact of such programs could resonate well with Kim. Additionally, she frequently covers topics related to health and pets which presents an opportunity to provide expert insights or stories related to these areas within the local context.
If you have news related to community events, nonprofits expanding their reach in Metro Detroit, updates regarding local health initiatives or pet welfare activities specifically within Michigan/Detroit region then it is likely to capture Kim's attention.
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rah Porter is a teacher and cross country coach at Detroit Cristo Rey High School in Southwest Detroit
It’s important to remember while traveling out of the country that some items can not be brought back with you.
By: Kim DeGiulio
WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. – A section of Merriman Road in Westland closed for bridge construction in January 2023 and it's still closed.
By: Kayla Clarke, Kim DeGiulio
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – A student organization is teaming up with bars in Ann Arbor to help keep students safe.
BERKLEY, Mich. – A carnival ban in the city limits of Berkley is one step closer to reality. The ban is in response to persistent fights in the festival.
By: Kim DeGiulio, Samantha Sayles
FARMINGTON, Mich. – Farmington is looking to transform the heart of its downtown with a new public space. Thanks to donations from the community, that space will soon become a reality.
By: Samantha Sayles, Kim Degiulio, Brandon Carr
Stellantis is planning layoffs of UAW represented workers.
By: Kim DeGiulio
If you see a pink police car in Novi this month—no, that does not belong to Police Barbie. It's actually a police vehicle to raise awareness about breast cancer.
By: Kim DeGiulio
CANTON, Mich. – Everyone has heard the saying before—when you find what you love, you never have to work a day in your life. That may be the case for a teacher in Canton.
DETROIT – Did you know the winter months are a peak time for fire-related deaths? That's one reason Local 4 is highlighting Fire Prevention Week, which runs from Oct. 6 to Oct. 12.
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