Ta'niyah Jordan is a Multi-Media Journalist (MMJ) at WILX-TV. She focuses on a diverse array of themes including medicine and healthcare, education, and regional interest, often covering topics such as public education, family court, and consumer health. Ta'niyah's work has been featured in WJRT, Inc. ABC12 and WCNC Charlotte.
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Ta'niyah Jordan's coverage primarily focuses on local news with an emphasis on family, government and politics, crime, healthcare, and community-related topics in Michigan. She often covers human interest stories reflecting the lives of people living in Lansing and other parts of Michigan.
Given her focus on local news related to families, communities, and government announcements in Michigan (including Detroit), she may be interested in pitches that offer insights from local experts or individuals directly impacted by these issues. Additionally, she would likely respond well to pitches that highlight positive initiatives within the community or address pressing social concerns.
If you have expertise or personal experiences related to familial challenges, healthcare access issues specific to Michigan residents including Detroit's population needs more support during holidays while addressing legal policy regulations at a state level then Ta'niyah would be receptive to your input.
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Magen Martin owns a home on Clark Road in Davison. ABC12's Ta'Niyah Jordan spoke with Martin, who said she was shocked to learn her property was never connected to the
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Police warn students after officer almost shoots teen playing 'water wars' in Davison Township.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
The proposed legislation would allow governors and state lawmakers to appoint university trustees, replacing statewide elections.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
7-year-old's lemonade stand raises money for local vet out of work for 4 months.
Elijah Putnum-Vogal's lemonade stand raised money for veteran in Burton, who is out of work for four months.
City council must adopt a budget Monday night or risk charter violation, service interruptions and more.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Michigan dispensary products off-limits to state researchers.
A Michigan State University researcher is calling for federal policy changes to allow more realistic cannabis research as Michigan's marijuana market continues to grow with billions of dollars in sales each year.
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The Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament is returning to Downtown Flint next month, bringing thousands of players and fans to the city for a weekend of competition and fun.
Gov. Whitmer seeks disaster declaration for 43 Michigan counties hit by tornadoes.
