Paula Vansack is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She writes for WISN-TV and covers local news, events, and human interest stories in the area. With a focus on providing timely and accurate information to the community, Paula strives to keep her viewers informed and engaged with the happenings in Milwaukee and its surrounding areas.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Paula Vansack focuses on local news in Wisconsin, primarily covering crime, entertainment, and sports. She often reports on announcements and breaking news related to the local community.
Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, Paula would likely be interested in pitches about local events, newsworthy incidents or developments in the areas of crime, entertainment (such as local events or concerts), high school or community sports accomplishments, and human interest stories from within Wisconsin. Pitches should ideally relate to her specific geographic focus around Milwaukee and its surrounding areas.
If you have a story that involves any form of criminal activity within these regions; updates on upcoming local events; significant achievements by high schools or communities in sports; feel-good human-interest pieces connected to this region – they are more likely to catch Paula's attention.
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Air and Water Show will be at Milwaukee's lakefront July 27-28
Memorial Day is Monday, May 27
Bar patron injured when suspect swings machete (Above photo is not the actual machete) A man is accused of robbing a Dousman bar with a machete and injuring a bar patron.
The ice cream and burger shop has been in business 45 years.
The Brewers said six people went to the hospital.
Police say the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital
Supporters, including Tulsi Gabbard, Danica Patrick and Sage Steel, are scheduled to speak
Fire started in warehouse of Eddies Liquidation Center
Ball hit the top of the backboard before falling into the basket
Wisconsin Humane Society sees triple the usual number
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