Morgan Campbell is a freelance journalist based in New York, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on the New York area, Morgan's articles explore a range of topics including sports, community events, human interest stories, and social issues. Morgan's work has been featured in Newsday Media Group, CBC, York Region, and The New York Times.
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Morgan Campbell focuses on local events and human interest stories, with an emphasis on sports and entertainment news in the New York area. If you are looking to reach out to Morgan, consider pitches related to local sporting events, community happenings, or interesting human-interest stories from the New York area.
Given his coverage attributes and topics covered such as boxing, veterans, and community events, he may be interested in receiving pitches about local athletes' achievements or profiles of individuals involved in community initiatives within Long Island or wider New York.
Additionally, given his focus on entertainment news alongside sports coverage (as indicated by articles like "'Stranger Things' themed home in Farmingdale" and "TikTok is a full-time job for Huntington Station's Grace Mary Williams"), he might also be open to story ideas related to unique cultural phenomena or emerging trends with ties to the local community.
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Dock to Dish executive director K.C. Boyle talks about the signficance of providing local seafood on Long Island.
New Hyde Park and Huntington hold Columbus Day parades on Sunday. NewsdayTV's Drew Scott reports.
By: Morgan Campbell
Maeve Gayer, a junior goalkeeper for the Eastport-South Manor girls soccer team, was diagnosed with papillary thyroid cancer in 2023. Now she's cancer-free and back on the field. Newsday Sports' Jolie Katzen reports.
By: Morgan Campbell
The conflict between Canadian bodybuilders Mike Van Wyck and Jeff Nippard partially rests on a familiar pro sports fault line: quantitative analysts in an uneasy alliance with the guys with calloused hands and on-the-ground experience.
Tom Longboat wasn't a hurdler, but he still had to clear plenty of obstacles in the run-up to the 1907 Boston Marathon, slated for April 18 that year.
By: Morgan Campbell
Together, Melinda Watpool and Lucas Bahdi add a heavy dose of Canadian content to the undercard of next Friday's megawatt showdown between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, which could become the most-viewed boxing event in history.
By: Morgan Campbell
Netflix, along with boxing company Most Valuable Promotions, think Tyson-Paul can become the most streamed live sports event in history
Everyone must contend with airport security measures before stepping foot on a plane – but even Mother Nature has to steer clear when it comes to busy runways. YQR in Regina is no exception.
By: Morgan Campbell
The obvious questions after Netflix's recent live boxing spectacle are whether beating up on the husk of Mike Tyson dented Jake Paul's appeal, and whether the formula that made Friday's fight the most viewed boxing match ever is fatally flawed.
John Boller, a WWII veteran from Smithtown, celebrated his 100th birthday at the Bristal Assisted Living in West Babylon.
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