Maggi Marshall is a Reporter at WTVR-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on crime, education, and social issues. Maggi's work has been featured in various outlets including WRAL, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, and KIFI News Group.
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Maggi Marshall's coverage mainly focuses on local community events, volunteerism, and family-related issues in Richmond, Virginia. Her articles often highlight stories of local individuals or groups making a positive impact.
If you want to reach out to Maggi with a story idea, consider pitches that involve local initiatives, community events, volunteer work, or issues related to families and relationships within the Richmond area. Stories about government announcements or evolving local news may also be well-received by her.
When reaching out to Maggi Marshall it is important to keep the focus on the local aspect of your pitch as she primarily reports on events specific to Richmond and its surrounding areas.
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By: Maggi Marshall
The few inches of snow Richmond received Sunday night ended up crippling the city's water system, leaving many residents completely without service.
By: Maggi Marshall
Henrico Board of Supervisor Chair Tyrone Nelson said the coming days, the county would evaluate its response at all levels and investigate changes that need to be made moving forward.
By: Maggi Marshall
The news came at 11:30 a.m. that the boil order for City of Richmond and Hanover, Henrico and Goochland counties was lifted after multiple tests confirmed that the water was safe to drink.
By: Maggi Marshall
Henrico County leaders held a meeting Tuesday night and spoke about their steps moving forward after the Richmond water crisis. Leaders said they want a full analysis of what happened on all levels.
By: Maggi Marshall
Henrico County leaders held a meeting Tuesday night and spoke about their steps moving forward after the Richmond water crisis. Leaders said they want a fu
By: Maggi Marshall
CBS 6 looked into the contract Henrico County and Richmond have in place for the county to use the city’s water after last week's water crisis significantly impacted Henrico residents.
By: Maggi Marshall
A popular Richmond bakery encountered an unexpected complication that prolonged its closure in the wake of the Richmond Water Crisis.
By: Maggi Marshall
According to officials, both of Richmond’s inclement weather shelters hit capacity shortly after sundown. However, the city’s temporary shelter on Marshall Street is not turning people away.
By: Maggi Marshall
According to officials, both of Richmond’s inclement weather shelters hit capacity shortly after sundown. However, the city’s temporary shelter on Marshall
By: Maggi Marshall
Wednesday morning many families woke up expecting delayed starts to the school day. But those delays would soon switch to school closings.
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