Miya Ingle is a Host at Weyi. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, law enforcement, and the food industry, often focusing on the intersection of these themes in her reporting. Miya has been featured in various media outlets, including WSMH-TV, WSBT22, and ABC 29&8 WGTU.
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Miya Ingle's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics in the Michigan area, particularly Traverse City. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations, often related to infrastructure, education, crime, and community events.
Given Miya's focus on local news and government affairs in Traverse City and surrounding areas of Michigan, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights or stories regarding local governance decisions or legal/regulatory changes affecting the region. Additionally, topics such as community events, infrastructure development projects or educational initiatives within this specific geographic area would likely pique her interest.
Experts with knowledge of city governance processes & policies in Traverse City or those who can provide insight into infrastructural developments in the region could find success when reaching out to Miya for potential coverage opportunities.
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Jackson County has opened a new sunflower habitat at Fleming Park, and visitors were already showing up to take in the view—and grab photos.
By: Miya Ingle
Kansas City is getting a $38.1 million federal grant to grow the KC BioHub and expand U.S. biologic medicine manufacturing.
By: Miya Ingle
Kansas City residents can share feedback Tuesday on a proposed KC Streetcar extension to the 18th and Vine Jazz District as the city studies route options and next steps.
By: Miya Ingle
Kansas City Monarchs players delivered toys to kids at the Salvation Army in Olathe during a Christmas in July event. Leftover toys will go to the Angel Tree program.
Fans waited out weather before gates reopened at Missouri Western State University
By: Miya Ingle
One of the Midwest’s oldest markets has drawn thousands of visitors as it marks a week honoring local agriculture.
By: Miya Ingle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City's City Market is marking National Farmers Market Week, Aug. 2–9, by highlighting the farmers, growers and traditions that have defined the market since 1857.
Early voting in Kansas City has tripled compared to last year as voters head to the polls to decide on major Missouri constitutional amendments.
Non-partisan ballot demand catches Jackson County election officials off guard
By: Miya Ingle, Julia Scammahorn
KCK Public Schools begin new campuses, major upgrades funded by $180M voter bond
