Michele Newell is a Bureau Chief and Reporter at WSB-TV. A three-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, Michele covers a wide range of topics including culture and society, crime and justice, and regional interest, with a particular focus on social issues such as racial equality and diversity. She has been featured in prominent outlets like WPXI-TV, PBS, and Yahoo News.
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Cobb County, United States (Local)
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Michele Newell's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with an emphasis on societal issues such as civil rights, racial issues, and social interest. She also covers cyber attacks and data breaches.
Given her focus on local news in Georgia's Cobb County, she may be interested in pitches related to the impact of these societal issues at a local level. This could include stories about community initiatives addressing diversity and inclusion or efforts to combat cyber threats within the region.
For experts looking to connect with Michele, offering insights into how broader national trends manifest at the local level or providing actionable advice for locals dealing with cybersecurity concerns could be particularly relevant.
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"If you don’t have the opportunity to see a doctor, you can easily walk in here and make sure your blood pressure can stay down.”
The body was hidden and not discovered until 10 days after his death, police said.
By: Michele Newell
The city and county are at odds over one detail. In the meantime, temporary measures are being put in place.
The property owner said he's seen her break into other empty units before.
By: Michele Newell
Police found a secret recording of someone in the shower at Cobb County aquatic center.
Some residents aren't sure it's a good idea.
By: Michele Newell
Police say his children weren’t wearing seatbelts or in car seats during the chase.
Some of the smaller homes will start at $250,000. MABELTON, Ga. — Many hardworking Americans can't afford to buy their own home.
By: Michele Newell
Police said that if the driver had stopped at the checkpoint, officers would have addressed the child safety concerns.
When the police chase came to an end, officers discovered children trapped inside the Jeep after it flipped onto its side.
