Multimedia Journalist/Reporter @WBAY 📺 in Green Bay, WI | @WKU Alum | Have a story idea? Email me at [email protected]
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Megan's coverage heavily revolves around local events, breaking news, and evolving stories in Tennessee, particularly Nashville. Her focus on justice-related topics and family & relationships indicates a preference for human interest stories with emotional impact. Pitches should offer unique perspectives or personal narratives related to these themes within the specified geographic area.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, Megan may be interested in pitches that provide firsthand accounts or exclusive interviews related to ongoing local incidents or new developments in the mentioned areas of interest.
Pitches offering insights from community leaders, experts in criminal justice reform, grief counseling professionals or individuals directly impacted by the covered tragedies could align well with Megan's reporting style.
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By: Megan Kernan
One year later, survivors across north St. Louis still remember exactly where they were when the devastating tornado hit, and what it felt like to survive it.
By: Megan Kernan
Police say multiple businesses across the area reported similar calls from someone impersonating an officer trying to lure employees into handing over cash.
By: Megan Kernan
The Kirkwood School District says third graders on a field trip nearby were forced to duck for cover during the shooting, and bullets struck cars nearby.
By: Megan Kernan
Officer David Jordan spent 25 years serving four police agencies across Clinton and St. Clair counties. Chiefs say helping people was his favorite part of the job.
New details are emerging after a deadly officer-involved shooting in downtown St. Louis near The Dome at America’s Center left a man dead, damaged multiple parked cars and forced a bus full of element...
By: Megan Kernan
Pre-construction work is already underway in New Florence, where some residents worry the massive project could permanently change their rural community.
By: Megan Kernan
Some residents in rural towns say booming AI data center projects could permanently change their communities as tech giants rapidly expand across the U.S.
Families enjoyed Memorial Day at city pools while sheriff deputies cover security amid park ranger shortages.
By: Megan Kernan
Demolition has begun at the burned Crunden-Martin warehouse complex as developers say the Gateway South redevelopment project is still moving forward.
By: Megan Kernan
Donnell Ellis has collected hundreds of signatures calling for a taller concrete barrier on Highway 367. MoDOT now says it's considering speeding up the project.
