Kiyerra Lake is a Morning Reporter at WLNS-TV. She covers a range of topics including sports disciplines, mental health, health news, and real estate development, often highlighting the intersection of these areas in her reporting. Kiyerra's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WOOD TV8, WBNS-TV, WTOL 11, and WKYC Channel 3.
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Kiyerra Lake's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Michigan, particularly Lansing. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, technology, education, and cybersecurity. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or access to individuals involved in these local events.
Pitches should include relevant local angles about technology implementations in schools or businesses within Michigan, as well as insights into cybercrime trends impacting the region. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with individuals connected to evolving crime-related stories would likely capture her attention.
If you have expertise or can provide access to key figures involved in local tech advancements or crime-related developments within Michigan (especially Lansing), Kiyerra may be receptive to your pitch.
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Superintendent Angela Chapman said the focus is on building leadership skills for all their students.
Ryan Day and his wife, Nina, emphasize mental health awareness to Columbus students with a visit to Art Impact Middle School.
By: Kiyerra Lake
City leaders are using the data to find gaps in services and figure out what needs to change to better support survivors.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A once-vacant grocery store on Refugee Road is being transformed into a future community hub for food and healthcare.
Ohio is currently one of only a handful of states that bans high schoolers from signing NIL deals.
A Marion County jury has found a special education teacher at Hayes Elementary School guilty of assaulting a student.
By: Kiyerra Lake
Jodi Grafmiller now faces up to 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine for the fourth-degree felony assault.
By: Kiyerra Lake
The court held a psychiatric evaluation hearing to determine whether Bruce Foster III is competent to stand trial.
