Sam Decoste is a Weekend Anchor and MMJ at WVNS-TV. He focuses on themes related to cannabis and psychedelics, exploring their implications on consumer health and mental health, as well as related legal issues. Sam's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KTLA, WTRF 7News, NewsNation, WBOY-TV, DC News Now, WOWK 13 News, WJHL, KIAH-TV, WKRN News 2, WGME CBS13, and WWMT-TV News Channel 3.
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Sam's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in West Virginia and Charleston. The themes covered include family & relationships, crime, and government & politics. She appears to prioritize breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements.
To effectively reach out to Sam Decoste with relevant pitches, consider local stories related to community events or issues impacting families and neighborhoods in West Virginia. Pitches focusing on crime trends or political developments within the state may also garner her attention.
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An Androscoggin County town is drawing a line in the sand with a landscaper.
The Mall Plaza in South Portland will have a different look in a few years.
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Nearly one in every two Mainers can't afford to make ends meet, according to a new national study by a nonprofit think tank called Brookings Institute.
By: Sam Decoste
A Maine nonprofit is hoping to make immigration data more accessible and transparent to families and elected leaders.
By: Sam Decoste
Across the country, all eyes are on Graham Platner in Tuesday's Democratic Senate primary.
By: Brad Rogers, Sam Decoste
The race to represent the Democratic Party in the quest for the Blaine House remains incredibly close as the votes roll in Tuesday night.
AUBURN, Maine (WGME) - Some leaders in a Maine city are hoping to ban AI-powered cameras which can read your license plates.
Soccer fever is in the air. Or at least, it’s about to be.
By: Sam Decoste
The Maine Warden Service says it's been a bumpy start to off-roading season.
By: Sam Decoste
An officer is credited with saving a woman who he says was kidnapped in Hallowell over the weekend.
