Reporter and Anchor, WHBF-TV (Rock Island,IL)
Stephanie Johnson is a reporter and anchor for WHBF-TV in Rock Island, IL. With a focus on local news in Comal County, Texas, Stephanie covers a range of stories including crime, weather, and community events. Her work has also been featured in various publications and news outlets, showcasing her versatility as a journalist.
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Stephanie's coverage of local events and community news in the United States, particularly Texas and Comal County, suggests a strong focus on human interest stories, government announcements, and crime reporting. She seems to prioritize covering topics related to traffic accidents, water conservation, community events, crime reports within the area she covers.
Given her emphasis on local news with personal impact such as traffic accidents or government advisories for weather-related issues like freezing temperatures or fire danger alerts., Stephanie might be interested in pitches highlighting unique angles of these local occurrences that have potential human-interest elements or broader implications beyond just the immediate event itself.
Considering her attention to family & relationships and entertainment news alongside crime and politics suggests she may also welcome features that explore how these broader themes intersect with her primary areas of coverage within a local context.
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Almost all of the Republican elected officials in Comal County were returned to office by voters Nov. 5.
By: Stephanie Johnson
Comal County Republican Party Chair Mark Montgomery on Facebook today thanked “every voter and volunteer who played an essential role in achieving a remarkable turnout in Comal County.”
By: Stephanie Johnson
The text message asked people to report to a plantation to pick cotton. It arrived on people's phones a day after Election Day.
By: Stephanie Johnson
The text message asked people to report to a plantation to pick cotton. It arrived on people's phones a day after Election Day.
How could people all over the country receive the same racist text? A data broker could be the reason.
By: Stephanie Johnson
How could people all over the country receive the same racist text? A data broker could be the reason, according to cybersecurity experts.
Breakwater Grill & Cantina on Canyon Lake will close for the fall and winter seasons to “evaluate” operations as lake levels continue to plummet due to drought.
Two- and four-footed family members are invited to Canine Classmates' Fall Carnival & Fair featuring a Blessing of the Dogs and costume contest for kids and dogs.
Lairds Hideaway Pickleball Courts & RV Park on the north side of Canyon Lake celebrates its unofficial grand opening from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16.
New Braunfels' population grew by 12.49% between 2022-23, making it the second-fastest growing city in the United States according to a survey of 610 cities conducted by SmartAsset.
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