Meg Farris is a Reporter at WWLTV Channel 4 CBS New Orleans. She specializes in health and wellness reporting, covering topics such as diet and nutrition, mental health care, and wellness programs, while also exploring the intersections of arts and entertainment. Meg has been featured in NOLA.com, WWL-TV Channel 4, WCNC Charlotte, 11Alive, ABC10, and WLTX-TV.
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Meg Farris' coverage primarily focuses on local health and wellness, along with human interest stories in the New Orleans area. She also covers events such as music festivals and protests. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights into local health initiatives or innovative approaches to healthcare within the New Orleans community. Additionally, pitches related to unique family stories or community-based events may align well with her coverage. For topics outside of health and family-related themes, connecting them back to the local community of New Orleans could increase relevancy for Meg's audience.
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By: Meg Farris
18-year-old Jimmy Chilimigras graduated from Loyola Law School over the weekend after making history.
By: Meg Farris
From giving daily hugs to residents to sleeping on her office floor during storms, one woman has spent decades ensuring Padua House residents are safe and loved.
By: Farris Wwl
With the release of hundreds of UFO reports from the Pentagon, we're hearing from experts who have opposite theories on what we are seeing.
By: Farris Wwl
On the ballot Saturday is the race for the U.S. Senate, where Bill Cassidy is facing two tough challengers. Pollsters say this is a difficult race to predict.
By: Meg Farris
Experts say the surprising sight on Canal Street was a harmless bee swarm searching for a new home.
By: Farris Wwl
From hosting “Saturday Hop” to shaping teen culture in the 1960s, the beloved WWL-TV icon reflects on a lifetime of memories with his high‑school sweetheart.
By: Meg Farris
Through a pioneering prehospital blood program, local medics are defying the odds and turning tragic moments into stories of survival.
By: Farris Wwl
Environmental agencies report unusually high bacteria levels that pose increased risks—especially for children, the elderly, and immunocompromised swimmers.
By: Meg Farris
77‑year‑old Lynn Chiche has spent decades fighting animal overpopulation through her nonprofit, SpayMart.
By: Meg Farris
As tall ships arrive for Sail 250, Navy medical specialists train with local paramedics who are pioneering advanced trauma care.
