Lauren Schwentker is a multimedia journalist for KY3 Inc. (KYTV) based in Springfield, Missouri. With a focus on local news, Lauren covers a wide range of topics including crime, city council meetings, business developments, healthcare, and community events. She strives to keep the community informed and engaged through her reporting.
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Springfield, United States (Local)
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Lauren's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly crime and community events in Springfield, Missouri. She seems to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news related to local government announcements.
Given her focus on covering ongoing developments and breaking news, she may be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into unfolding local events or trends in crime and community issues within Springfield. Sources with direct knowledge of the specific incidents or topics being covered would likely resonate well with Lauren.
Considering her interest in family & relationships as a theme, she might also consider pieces related to human-interest stories focusing on individuals or families impacted by significant local events.
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By: Lauren Schwentker
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WRTV's Lauren Schwentker shows us how Hoosiers can help those impacted my recent hurricanes.
By: Lauren Schwentker
Cyclist shares a hit-and-run experience and reaction to city placing protected bike lanes downtown
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By: Jonathon Christians Wrtv, Lauren Schwentker
The line connects downtown to Lawrence making it easier for riders but it is an adjustment for drivers.
Fall heating safety is top of mind for the Wayne Township Fire Department. With the cooler weather rolling around you need to remember how to prevent any accidents.
By: Lauren Schwentker
October is infant loss awareness month a time to remember and bring support to families who have experienced the tragedy of losing a baby.
By: Lauren Schwentker
Construction on the Indiana Convention Center expansion and Signia Hotel in Indianapolis.
By: Lauren Schwentker
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month one woman was selected as a ‘Do More’ winner for her dedicated volunteer work with the I.W.I.N. Foundation.
By: Lauren Schwentker
WRTV talked with one woman who still doesn't have tickets but plans on traveling to Indy to explore everything it has to offer.
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