Tamer Knight is an Anchor/Reporter at WJTV 12. He covers a diverse range of topics including health news, mental health, and education, with a particular focus on lifelong learning and professional development. Tamer's work has been featured in several outlets including WDAM, WILX-TV, KPLC-TV, and KSLA News 12.
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Tamer Knight's coverage focuses primarily on local news, crime, community events, politics, and infrastructure in Shreveport, Louisiana. Given this focus, pitches to Tamer should highlight stories related to these topics happening within the specified geographic area.
He dedicates a significant portion of his reporting to event coverage and government announcements. Therefore, he would likely be receptive to pitches that involve upcoming local events or exclusive insights into governmental decisions impacting the region.
Additionally, Tamer often covers evolving stories related to crime and legal matters. Pitches involving updates on ongoing criminal cases or legal developments relevant to his coverage area may capture his attention.
When reaching out with story ideas for Tamer Knight's consideration it is important for them all be localized and focused specifically on the Shreveport area.
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Little Rock unveils a new AI policy to safeguard employee and resident data while enhancing efficiency in city operations, amid its evolution.
Arkansas Children's Hospital unveils part of the $371 million expansion, enhancing patient care with state-of-the-art facilities and a welcoming environment.
By: Tamer Knight
During Stroke Awareness Month, doctors and survivors stress prevention, fast reaction time, and emotional support to help patients regain quality of life.
By: Tamer Knight
Little Rock School District saw a 10% rise in third-grade reading proficiency under Arkansas’ new literacy rules, with 90 students required for summer retesting.
By: Tamer Knight
Little Rock School District saw a 10% rise in third-grade reading proficiency under Arkansas' new literacy rules, with 90 students required for summer retesting.
By: Tamer Knight
As Robinson High nears its centennial, new campus expansions aim to create more space, modern facilities, and future opportunities.
By: Tamer Knight
Arkansas officials urge vigilance as scammers exploit EBT benefits, leaving families without food assistance while children are out of school.
A new monument in Little Rock honors Arkansas' United States Colored Troops, Black soldiers who served during the Civil War.
While navigating unimaginable loss, Debbie Izor found a purpose that guides every mission she takes, serving as a flight nurse for Arkansas Children's Hospital.
By: Tamer Knight
Super Galleria remains open despite social media boycott calls. The manager says safety issues extend beyond the business, as police responded 71 times in 6 months.
