Lisa Crane is the Chronicle Executive Producer and Host for WVTM-TV, focusing on local news in Birmingham, Alabama. With her extensive experience in journalism, Lisa has covered a wide range of stories, from local politics and community events to crime and social issues, providing valuable insights to the viewers of WVTM-TV.
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Lisa Crane's focus is on local news in Alabama, particularly Birmingham. She covers a diverse range of topics such as crime, government and politics, family & relationships, with some emphasis on pet-related stories.
If you are reaching out to Lisa Crane for potential coverage or pitching story ideas, consider focusing on the local angle within Birmingham or Alabama. Topics related to community issues, emergency response improvements, political debates at the local level, and human-interest stories would likely resonate well with her coverage area.
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By: Lisa Crane
Tuskegee University President announces major security changes on campus
CARROLLTON, Ala. — Pickens County residents may soon lose ambulance service. Money to help subsidize the service from the county and some
Trainer's mom pleads for online bullying to stop.
BESSEMER, Ala. — With the State Board of Education now running the Bessemer School District, work is underway to repair some of their older dilapidated school buildings.
By: Lisa Crane
Website creator says mass surveillance is a violation of our constitutional rights.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — There have been 129 homicides in Birmingham so far this year. We're on pace to set a new record in the Magic City, one no one wants to break.
Many residents say they heard and felt the tremor.
Karma was on way to emergency c-section when she was stolen
Laws and policies that guide officer use of force.
By: Lisa Crane
Changing from a four-way stop to traffic lights is difficult transition.
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