Leanne Fuller is a journalist based in Paducah, Kentucky. She writes for the Paducah Sun, WPSD-TV, LLC, and her work has also appeared in the Tribune Courier. Leanne covers a range of local news topics, including road reopenings, legal battles, community events, political campaigns, and public health concerns.
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Leanne Fuller's coverage primarily focuses on local breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements in Paducah, Kentucky. Her focus includes crime, government & politics topics such as political campaigns and flags at half-staff.
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Since Leanne primarily covers news from a specific geographic area (Paducah) in addition to broader Kentucky and US interests but not exclusively international matters it is important that any pitches align with this regional focus.
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By: Sun Lfuller, Leanne Fuller
The Food and Drug Administration is investigating a death that may be connected to a brand of candies and chocolate bars recalled late last month after dozens of illnesses were reported among people who consumed the products.
By: Leanne Fuller, Sun Lfuller
The Food and Drug Administration is investigating a death that may be connected to a brand of candies and chocolate bars recalled late last month after dozens of illnesses were reported among people who consumed the products.
By: Jane Kim, Leanne Fuller
The Marshall County Courthouse is seen on Wednesday Aug. 28, 2024. A state audit of the financial statements of the Marshall County Fiscal Court for the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2023, found that the court lacked adequate controls over disbursements, among other issues. JANE KIM | The Sun
HARRISBURG, IL — Forest Service Road No. 345, known as Snake Road, in the Shawnee National Forest will close on Sunday, Sept. 1, to accommodate the bi-annual migration of several species of snakes and amphibians.
Gov. Andy Beshear said Vice President Kamala Harris "sounded presidential" during Tuesday's debate with former President Donald Trump. By contrast, Beshear said the former president "talked about his grievances and
By: Sun Lfuller, Leanne Fuller
Gov. Andy Beshear said Vice President Kamala Harris “sounded presidential” during Tuesday's debate with former President Donald Trump. By contrast, Beshear said the former president “talked about his grievances and threw out some things that just aren't true at all.”
By: Jeremiah Hatcher, Leanne Fuller
A west Kentucky woman collecting supplies for horses and other large animals in areas impacted by Hurricane Helene said the community's response has been so great that she's expanded the
By: Leanne Fuller
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — From 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Friday, October 18, the Cape Girardeau VA Health Care Center will be hosting its third annual Fall Freedom Festival.
By: Leanne Fuller
PADUCAH — On October 28, the McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator's office offered to remeasure commercial structures to ensure that commercial property owners'911 parcel fee is correct.
The reasons why people decide to take their own life are widespread, including trauma, stress, loneliness, and even genetics. Researchers are working to identify people who are most at risk
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