Lauren Turman is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri, with a focus on local news. She has contributed to various news outlets, including KRXI FOX 11 News in Reno and WFLA. Lauren's articles cover a range of topics, including education, community safety, local government, and human interest stories.
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Lauren Turman's articles predominantly focus on local news, crime, community events, healthcare, and education in Missouri, particularly Columbia. Given her coverage emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news in the local area with themes related to health, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, politics and crime; she would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing or developing local stories within these themes.
Pitches should prioritize offering access to key figures involved in relevant incidents or developments. Additionally, providing expert commentary from professionals directly linked to the topics covered such as law enforcement officials for crime-related stories or healthcare experts for health-related issues could be beneficial.
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Captain Albert Glenn, a trailblazer in aviation, now dedicates his life to teaching aspiring pilots at the Luke Weathers Flight Academy.
By: Lauren Turman
As Election Day approaches next week, a large survey reveals that political tensions are causing discord in workplaces.
By: Lauren Turman
Greenwood CME Church has continued enhancing voter participation in Memphis throughout early voting, and now by providing a supportive environment on Election Day.
By: Lauren Turman
After gun referendums overwhelmingly passed on election night, Shelby County Commissioner Erica Sugarmon hosted a forum for her district to weigh in on gun safety.
By: Lauren Turman
Filmmakers Amanda Willoughby and Jessica Chaney are dedicated to amplifying the voices of women who have faced struggles in sharing their stories.
By: Lauren Turman
Larry Hunter, the director of Touched by an Angel, brought hope and essential support to the elderly residents of Serenity Towers in East Memphis.
By: Lauren Turman
Mayor Young visited Rhodes College to engage with students and faculty in a town hall focused on pressing issues like crime, campus safety and economic development.
By: Lauren Turman
A recent shooting at Central High School involving a 16-year-old has sparked concerns over school safety and prompted local officials to kickstart initiatives.
By: Lauren Turman
Memphis officials are exploring the implementation of a 0.5% tax on items sold Downtown, aimed at funding beautification, security, and support initiatives.
By: Lauren Turman
The U.S. DOJ has granted nearly a million dollars to the Shelby County Office of Re-Entry to enhance affordable housing options and opportunities for former inmates.
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