Roxy Todd is a Reporter at @WVTFRADIOIQ. She focuses on themes related to travel and tourism, with a keen interest in environmental services, forestry, and natural resources, particularly in the context of water conservation and management in the United States. Roxy's work has been featured in various outlets including Wmra Wemc Public Radio, NPR, and Louisville Public Media.
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Roxy Todd's coverage spans a variety of local and scientific topics with a focus on Virginia, Abingdon, and the United States. Her articles often cite data or feature government announcements.
Given her coverage, Roxy may be receptive to pitches related to local scientific research, government initiatives impacting Virginians or US citizens in general, environmental conservation efforts within Virginia or the US, human interest stories about veterans or individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds living in Virginia.
Pitches related to events happening in Abingdon or broader Virginia that have an impact on local communities would likely resonate well with Roxy. Additionally,pitches centered around scientific studies conducted within this geographic area could also capture her attention.
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Two Virginia universities join forces to purchase new genomic sequencing machine
By: Roxy Todd
The owners of the last remaining dairy in Tazewell County recently announced they’re closing their business. It’s one of many dairy farms across the Commonwealth that have closed in recent decades.
By: Roxy Todd
Volvo may turn more of its assembly line in the New River Valley over to robots in the coming years. It’s a trend many manufacturing companies across the country are exploring.
By: Roxy Todd
Scientists Vladimir Berdnikov and Alexander Somov work on one of the devices at the Jefferson Lab in Newport News, Va., that is used to study dark matter.
By: Roxy Todd
Anne Schneider, right, hugs her friend Eddy Sampson as they survey damage left in the wake of Hurricane Helene, Oct. 1, 2024, in Marshall, N.C.
By: Roxy Todd
Josh Hodge, chief water operator for the town of Pulaski, stands beside pipes that pump out finished water to various points throughout the town. Some of the pipes date back decades, said Hodge.
By: Roxy Todd
A map showing access to OBGYN providers across Virginia, using data from 2025.
By: Roxy Todd
The Jackson Park Inn in Pulaski is one building that was revitalized as part of a past brownfields grant from the EPA.
By: Roxy Todd
The Creativity and Innovation District Residence Hall on Virginia Tech's campus houses several Living-learning communities.
At Tuesday’s Virginia Tech Board of Visitors meeting, members elected a new rector to replace John Rocovich.
