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: Marlena Lang
CINCINNATI — As the issues of violent crime and youth gun violence continue across the Tri-State, so does the search for solutions. Local nonprofit Save our Youth Kings & Queens is working to solve the issue by showing kids down a path of love instead of violence.
By: Marlena Lang
Fair Chance Works is a new program focused on breaking the cycle of incarceration and poverty across Cincinnati communities.
By: Marshall Kramsky
Bengals fan Florence Hackman will turn 106 on December 16, 2024.
By: Marlena Lang
Arson is one of the most difficult crimes to prove because fire often destroys evidence. But these investigations are fascinating to dissect.
By: Marlena Lang
Erica Brown is still fighting for change while dealing with the same issues she helps other women with through Mommy and Me
By: Marlena Lang
BLUE ASH, Ohio — The holidays aren’t always easy. For those who have lost a loved one, it can be a difficult time.
By: Marlena Lang
Traffic downtown during rush hour and closure of Big Mac Bridge south bound lanes.
In 2021 the U.S. Surgeon General declared a mental health crisis among the nation's children, and the Cincinnati area is no exception.
By: Marlena Lang
CINCINNATI — As many small businesses struggle to stay afloat, Findlay Market's Launch program is working to help owners open their doors and succeed.
By: Marlena Lang
In 2010 while deployed in Afghanistan, John Kremer and his team were tasked with clearing a hilltop where he stepped on a landmine and lost both legs. After the loss, Kremer found an outlet through the Wounded Warrier Games.
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