Maggie Glass is a multimedia journalist based in Charlottesville, Virginia. She has worked with various news outlets, including WHSV-TV (ABC 3), NBC12 - WWBT, NBC29 WVIR-TV, and WDTV 5 News. Maggie's reporting focuses on local news and events, covering topics such as city council meetings, community activism, and public safety.
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Maggie Glass's coverage focuses on local events, government and politics in Charlottesville, Virginia. She often reports on community-related topics such as church celebrations, health insurance regulations, and local infrastructure projects. This indicates she may be interested in pitches related to local community initiatives, political developments at the city or state level, and human interest stories within the specified geographic area.
Given her focus on expert commentary and government announcements, she might respond well to pitches that offer insights from local officials or experts relevant to the covered themes. Additionally, given Maggie's focus on winter weather tips and rock climbing gym development in Albemarle County suggests a potential interest in outdoor activities or businesses with an impact on the community.
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By: Maggie Glass
Scott Jenkins is charged with of accepting more than $70,000 in exchange for law enforcement positions and credentials.
The judge has delayed proceedings until Wednesday, pending Jenkins' health, and apologized to all the prospective jurors.
Judge Robert Ballou said submitted medical records point to Jenkins having an anxiety attack on Tuesday.
By: Maggie Glass
Thursday morning, the judge went back on his decision to continue the trial, delaying it until mid-December.
By: Maggie Glass
Thursday morning, the judge went back on his decision to continue the trial, delaying it until mid-December.
Veterans from all branches sat down together at Louisa United Methodist Church for the meal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Following rumors of it closing, the Violet Crown set the record straight last week, it’s staying open for the time being.
By: Maggie Glass
6th graders at Walton Middle School put their phones in the pouch, lock it for the day, and pull it out once school is over.
By: Maggie Glass
Scott Jenkins is accused of exchanging law enforcement credentials for payment.
By: Maggie Glass
The National Security Data and Policy Institute opened Friday, November 22.
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