Randi Ayala is a reporter at WUSA-TV. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, security policy, tech policy, and both local and regional economies. Randi's work has been featured in WTOL 11, WUSA-TV, WPMT FOX43, FOX54, and WWL-TV Channel 4 in New Orleans.
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Randi Ayala's focus is predominantly on local news and community events in the Washington D.C. area, with an emphasis on public safety, health and wellness, African American culture. Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local government announcements or initiatives aimed at addressing community concerns.
Pitches could also include human interest stories that align with her themes of Culture & Society, Education, Government & Politics as well as Family & Relationships. Additionally, providing insights from local community leaders or experts involved in addressing these issues may be appealing to Randi for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Randi Ayala
The current government shutdown is now tied for the second-longest in history. Cuts to critical federally-funded programs could come Nov. 1.
By: Randi Ayala
Over 500 riders from 13 different countries will compete this year in Upper Marlboro, Md. Organizers say it provides a big economic boost to the county.
Attendees can enjoy haunted trails, laser tag, and a Halloween musical.
By: Randi Ayala
The Maryland general assembly will take up a bill that would mandate insurance companies to cover a treatment that could save chemo patients' hair.
By: Randi Ayala
SNAP benefits are set to pause Nov. 1 impacting over one million people in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
By: Randi Ayala
Leaders in Prince George's County don't want to wait. The council chair is announcing a new million dollar fund to help furloughed workers.
By: Randi Ayala
A new consumer safety report warns several AI-powered toys marketed to young children are providing unsafe guidance, explicit content and weak privacy protection.
By: Randi Ayala
Over 350,000 residents in Montgomery County are experiencing food insecurity. Manna Food Center looks to support residents as holidays approach.
By: Randi Ayala
Families can open an account as early as next year. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is promising a financial head-start for new parents.
By: Randi Ayala
Montgomery County's only charter school faces closure after alleged charter violations and a significant drop in enrollment, with a board vote looming by Jan. 22.
