Mackenzie Petrie is a News Anchor at KCRA 3 & My58 Television. She covers a diverse range of topics, including agriculture and farming, transportation and mobility, and culture and society, often intersecting these themes with current affairs and consumer health. Mackenzie has been featured in numerous outlets, including WLBT, WCTV, Gray Television, Inc., and many more.
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Mackenzie Petrie covers a range of local news topics, with an emphasis on crime, community events, and government and politics. Her coverage is skewed towards breaking news, evolving stories, event coverage, and government announcements.
Given her focus on local news in Georgia (United States), including Valdosta specifically, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or upcoming community events, particularly those involving local authorities or political figures. Additionally, she may respond well to pitches regarding developing crime-related stories or investigative pieces that tie into the themes covered.
Sources with firsthand knowledge of local events or individuals involved in the mentioned topics are likely to be valuable for Mackenzie's reporting. It’s important to provide localized insights when pitching ideas relevant to her geographic focus.
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By: Mackenzie Petrie
Shantia McCray said her daughter and other Black female students were treated unfairly when they were dress-coded, but students of other races wearing similar dresses were not. Until the parents started to point them out, and even then, they said some still got away with it.
Eight inmates are participating in the GED program right now, and the Sheriff says several others are eager to join.
By: Mackenzie Petrie
This all comes after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy announced that 2,400 jobs are expected to be cut from the agency.
By: Mackenzie Petrie
This comes just days after two men died from suspected overdoses in Tift County.
By: Mackenzie Petrie
Dougherty County Coroner Michael Fowler launched the program in 2016 to help combat the number of drownings in the county.
By: Mackenzie Petrie
After a seven month national search, Dr. Scott was selected as a finalist.
By: Mackenzie Petrie
WALB crews, who were on-scene, saw a rescue boat exit the water at Radium Springs around 1:45 p.m.
By: Sydney Rainwater, Mackenzie Petrie
It is unclear at this time if this body is the man who jumped into the Flint on Saturday, May 10.
By: Mackenzie Petrie
It is unclear at this time if this body is the man who jumped into the Flint on Saturday, May 10. The coroner has not confirmed the identity of the body.
According to Georgia’s crash report provided by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), 261 crashes have occurred on Highway 82 in Lee County from 2020 to 2024. Two of those crashes were deadly.
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