Maggi Marshall is a reporter for WTVR-TV, focusing on local news in Richmond, Virginia. With a passion for storytelling, Maggi covers a variety of topics ranging from community events and human interest stories to crime and public safety. Her work has also been featured in Henrico Citizen/T3 Media, LLC and WRAL.
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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
Why this Virginia retiree is headed to Texas as coast braces for potential hit by Beryl
By: Maggi Marshall
“I would say that most of us do not want this here for very good reason,” shared one person whose comment garnered cheers from people in the room.
By: Maggi Marshall
New billboard warns of 'worst nightmare'for Virginia mother:'I'm an advocate now'
By: Maggi Marshall
Two of the more than one dozen shootings in Richmond were fatal, according to Crime Insider sources.
By: Maggi Marshall
Top stories and weather in Richmond, Virginia on July 17, 2024
By: Maggi Marshall
Dominique Mayton said everything looked put together when she moved into the historic River Lofts at Tobacco Row in Richmond's Shockoe Bottom.
By: Maggi Marshall
There were at least 14 cancellations and many other flights were delayed as of Friday evening at Richmond International Airport.
By: Maggi Marshall
Nesmith: 'We were trying to balance this urgent situation of people who were eligible for eviction'
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By: Maggi Marshall
A group that calls themselves “Friends of Chesterfield” held a rally shortly before the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors monthly board meeting Wednesday night.
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