Marcus Scholz is a journalist with a focus on local news. He covers heartwarming and viral stories that capture the attention of the community. Marcus enjoys sharing stories about animals and their adventures, as well as highlighting the bravery and resilience of local heroes.
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Marcus Scholz's coverage primarily focuses on animal-related stories, particularly involving heartwarming events and unusual animal behavior. His interest in evolving and breaking news suggests he may be open to pitches related to trending or developing stories within the animal world.
Given his focus on local news (though the specific location is not provided), consider local human-interest angles regarding animals or potential tie-ins with community initiatives. Additionally, considering Marcus' emphasis on viral videos, unique pet behaviors, and entertainment-oriented content surrounding animals might resonate well with him.
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By: Marcus Scholz, Steffi Feldman
Passengers' ears have been ringing for weeks in a New York City subway station. The problem is that nobody knows where the annoying noise is coming from!
By: Marcus Scholz, Steffi Feldman
A dog owner accidentally forgot to put her puppy in its crate before heading off to work and the resulting hijinks are glorious to behold!
Acrobat Mariia Konfektova is one of the biggest stars of Cirque du Soleil, but during a performance over the weekend, she suffered a horrific accident.
By: Steffi Feldman, Marcus Scholz
The weekend was about to begin with dinner when suddenly there was a huge crash and the lives of two people and their beloved dogs were changed forever.
By: Marcus Scholz, Steffi Feldman
Chase the dog could no longer be cared for by his owner, so he abandoned the poor Jack Russell Terrier – but he left a heartbreaking message for rescuers.
15-year-old Carly Gregg allegedly shot her mother with a revolver and tried to kill her stepfather, charges for which she now been sentenced.
By: Steffi Feldman, Marcus Scholz
Dozens of mysterious "goo balls" have appeared on the West Coast. But what looks to be a disgusting mystery is actually an annually recurring animal phenomenon!
By: Steffi Feldman, Marcus Scholz
Athena the cat had a difficult start in life and was nearly euthanized after birth. Today, the kitten is in good hands with Madison Russell.
College student Gabi Riessen suffers from a heart condition and therefore has a service dog at her side. The two play together in her school's marching band!
By: Steffi Feldman, Marcus Scholz
Sweet Pea the cat was found in a parking lot with her ears cut off. Then a well-meaning animal rescuer decided to try crocheting some new ears for the kitty!
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