Marlena Lang is a Multi Media Journalist based in Champaign, Illinois. She specializes in local news coverage, with a focus on education, community issues, and social justice. Marlena's work has been featured in various news outlets, including FOX 55/27 Illinois, WICS-TV, KHQA, and Fox 42 KPTM.
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Marlena Lang's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on education, government and politics, family and relationships, health and wellbeing. She frequently reports on local events such as school board decisions, community programs related to mental health or well-being, and initiatives by local businesses.
Given her focus on the Champaign area in Illinois, pitches should be tailored to reflect a deep understanding of the specific issues facing this community. Providing expert commentary from local professionals or individuals involved in these areas would likely resonate well with Marlena.
For instance:
1. Local educators could offer insights into educational policies or innovative programs.
2. Mental health professionals might provide perspectives regarding coping strategies during holidays.
3. Community leaders may share their views on governmental announcements impacting the region.
When pitching to Marlena Lang it is essential that your sources have direct experience or expertise relevant to the Champaign area in Illinois within topics like Education, Healthcare/Crime/Mental Health as they relate directly to her focal points for coverage.
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By: Adam Schrand, Marlena Lang
CINCINNATI — As shootings continue to claim more lives across Cincinnati, city council is taking action to add more money to the fight against gun violence.
By: Marlena Lang
Milford Superintendent John Spienser said he and the district believe that the 1% tax could fund them for the foreseeable future. But if it does not pass, it will be a different story.
By: Marlena Lang
Phase 2 of Cincinnati Public Schools'growth plans has drawn many questions from the community and local board members. Monday's meeting, a continuation of last week's, brought more answers.
By: Marlena Lang
From self-defense to crime scene analysis, those who participate in the citizen academy learn what officers do and why they do it, all with the goal of community involvement.
By: Marlena Lang
CINCINNATI — For local nonprofit Cincinnati HER, the focus is on her. The group helps all women — from single mothers to those who are survivors of violent situations.
By: Marlena Lang
HAMILTON, Ohio — At Veterans Park in Hamilton stands a memorial in honor of all of the veterans from Butler County who lost their lives in battle. The memorial was built in 1999, and now 25 years later it is in need of an update.
By: Marlena Lang
Mayor Aftab Pureval giving the 2024 State of the City address.
As the holidays are just around the corner, food is at the forefront of many minds, and Good Plates Eatery in Clifton works to make sure everyone gets a holiday meal.
By: Marlena Lang
Girl Scouts and Catholic Committee meeting at Oak Hills High Schol.
By: Marlena Lang
NEWPORT, Ky. — As many drivers wait for the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge to reopen and for their commute to be back to normal, officials are working on traffic adjustments to make those longer drives easier.
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