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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Atlanta, Georgia, United States (Local)
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
Day two of cleanup is underway in Rockdale County after an EF2 tornado tore a nine-mile path through an area outside Conyers.
By: Rebekka Schramm
Former Atlanta chief financial officer Jim Beard is expected to plead guilty Monday, likely becoming the last of the defendants in a sprawling federal corruption case at city hall that made headlines starting in 2017.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Tuesday in the trial of a man accused of stabbing to death two people, including his teenage niece.
Dogwood Commemorative Sculpture (Atlanta Dogwood Festival) By Rebekka Schramm Published: Apr. 12, 2024 at 2:23 PM CEST
By: Rebekka Schramm
Israel is vowing to "exact a price" from Iran, though its leaders are debating about how and when to respond.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp delivers his State of the State address on Jan. 11, 2024. (Contributed) By Rebekka Schramm Published: Apr. 23, 2024 at 1:29 PM CEST
By: Rebekka Schramm
A stretch of Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard is about to get a major makeover.
By: Rebekka Schramm
A senior White House advisor joined state and local leaders Wednesday for a tour of Emory Hillandale Hospital, which recently underwent $11 million worth of renovations and improvements.
By: Rebekka Schramm
Currently, DeKalb County contracts with a private company to provide emergency management service.
By: Rebekka Schramm
Emory University protesters who were arrested on Thursday, some for allegedly assaulting police, are asking a judge to be freed.
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