Rebekka Schramm is an Emmy-winning journalist and reporter for WGCL-TV in Atlanta. She is known for her appearances on the CBS46 Morning News and her work as a fill-in anchor. Rebekka covers a wide range of local news stories in the Atlanta area, including crime, politics, and community events.
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Rebekka Schramm's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, family & relationships, and breaking news in the Atlanta area. Her work focuses on topics such as emergency response, crime, education, municipal elections, and events like holiday travel.
Given the local focus of her coverage and emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage with a significant portion dedicated to government announcement themes suggest that she would be interested in receiving pitches related to local community initiatives or issues impacting residents of Atlanta or Georgia. Story ideas around political developments at a regional level are also likely to resonate with her.
If you have insights into local governance matters or can provide expert commentary on evolving community-related stories within Georgia or specifically Atlanta - especially those concerning public safety concerns, education policies, electoral processes - your pitch may be well-received by Rebekka.
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By: Rebekka Schramm
Georgia governor warns storm’s second wave will ‘circle back in a big way’
By: Rebekka Schramm
A representative of the White House visited Atlanta Thursday for the grand opening of the Fulton County Behavioral Health Crisis Center in southwest Atlanta.
Monday will be a historic moment for the City Schools of Decatur. For the first time, a student will become a member of the school board.
University of Georgia campus (Andrew Davis Tucker | University of Georgia Marketing and Communications) By Jennifer Lifsey and Rebekka Schramm Published: Aug. 14, 2024 at 1:26 PM CEST | Updated: 8 minutes ago
By: Jennifer Lifsey, Rebekka Schramm
ATHENS, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Fall classes got underway Wednesday at several Georgia colleges, and returning University of Georgia students are noticing safety enhancements.
By: Rebekka Schramm
It happened in a neighborhood off Linecrest Road northeast of the Ellenwood community.
Property owners in Coweta County packed the county commission chambers Tuesday for the second of three public hearings on a proposal to raise the millage rate.
Fulton County’s board of commissioners will try again Wednesday to come to an agreement on the millage rate, the multiplier used to calculate the tax owed on homes and places of business in the county.
Christina Peterson booking photo/Douglas County staff photo (Fulton County Jail, Douglas County) By Rebekka Schramm Published: Aug. 22, 2024 at 12:13 PM CEST
This year is expected to be the busiest Labor Day travel period ever for U.S. airlines.
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