La'nita Brooks is a multimedia journalist focusing on local news in Flint, Michigan. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, and local government decisions. La'nita is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Flint and surrounding areas.
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La'nita concentrates on local news in Michigan, particularly Flint. Her articles frequently delve into government and politics, education, crime, community safety, and family-related topics.
If you're reaching out to La'nita with a pitch or expertise related to any of these areas within the context of Michigan or more specifically Flint, she'd likely be interested. For instance, if you have insights regarding educational policies in Michigan or are involved in initiatives addressing homelessness in Flint, your input could align well with her coverage focus.
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By: La'Nita Brooks
KSHB 41 reporter La’Nita Brooks spoke to an organ transplant company and an organ recipient about the importance of donating.
By: La'Nita Brooks
Relatives of a 7-year-old boy found dead inside an Independence home came by Thursday to release balloons in remembrance.
By: La'Nita Brooks
Voters approved Proposition A in Tuesday's election and that means a raise for thousands of workers.
By: La'Nita Brooks
Concern over racist text messages sent to Black people grew on Friday as more people reported receiving versions of the message.
By: Nita Brooks
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. — The family of a woman and baby killed in a police shooing Nov. 7 in Independence spoke out Tuesday about the incident.
By: La'Nita Brooks
Online retailers and birth control providers have seen a spike in sales for emergency contraceptives following President-Elect Donald Trump's reelection.
By: La'Nita Brooks
The FBI and state law enforcement are working to find the source of messages targeting Black people sent the day after the election.
By: La'Nita Brooks
The Lawson, Missouri, community is in shock after an incident Sunday in which a Ray County deputy was injured and a 3-year-old boy and 26-year-old man were killed.
By: Nita Brooks
Kansas City, Missouri's, Public Safety Task force is one of the city's latest measures to address crime.
By: Nita Brooks
In recent efforts to increase their visibility out in the community, the Kansas City Police Department now has a new tool to patrol with.
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