Megan Marshall is an Assignment Editor at WTAP. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, and competitive sports, often exploring themes related to public health, private education, and nutrition. Megan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Boston Globe, Spectrum News 1, and The New Yorker.
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Megan Marshall's local coverage in Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee, is centered around stories of everyday heroes and community well-being. Her articles often feature individuals making positive impacts or facing challenges within the community.
Given her focus on family & relationships and health & wellbeing, Megan would be interested in pitches related to local initiatives supporting families, community wellness programs, or uplifting stories about overcoming adversity. Pitches concerning nonprofit activities that directly impact the lives of residents in Milwaukee or heartwarming tales of resilience are likely to resonate with her.
Additionally, since she covers government announcements and events within the city budget realm along with housing conditions locally – topics like new policies affecting housing conditions or budgets impacting public services could also capture her attention.
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PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - Wood County 911 says roads are now reopen.
By: Megan Marshall
At Oak Hill Cemetery in Brookfield, Wis., you will see a grave littered with American flags. It is home to Revolutionary War veteran Nathan Hatch.
By: Megan Marshall
The West Virginia National Guard landed a Black Hawk helicopter and a Lakota helicopter at the schools. The fly-in was designed to show juniors and seniors the opportunities available through joining the National Guard.
By: Megan Marshall
The Sprinkler Fitters 183 union has gone from around 60 apprentices to now over 80 to help with the increase in calls.
By: Megan Marshall
MILWAUKEE COUNTY, Wis.— Higher fuel prices are having a ripple effect on what you're paying for groceries.
Recent data from the VA shows that in 2025, the Oconomowoc location served over 2,100 veterans.
By: Megan Marshall
MILWAUKEE — A new “pay what you can” grocery market is now open in the Near West Side community in Milwaukee.
By: Megan Marshall
It will be open Fridays from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
By: Megan Marshall
In a year when many Wisconsin National Guard families have loved ones serving, Badger Youth Camp is hoping to provide support and camaraderie for Wisconsin military families.
By: Megan Marshall
Many fans came to Wisconsin Avenue on Tuesday where there is a large three-story mural of him in his jersey
