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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By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Wanda Coleman fights blight with gardens on Flint's north side.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Residents push recall after board's fire chief pick sparks mass resignation.
Habitat for Humanity targets blight in Saginaw's Covenant Neighborhood.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Michigan's Tuition Incentive Program is closing a college access gap, according to UM researchers.
A Flint water safety expert says preparation could save your child's life this summer — here's what to know.
GENESEE CO., Mich. (WJRT) - Families across Mid-Michigan are flocking to local splash pads as a free way to escape the heat.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
🔥 Flint firefighters are responding to emergencies in full gear during this week's extreme heat. Chief Theron Wiggins says hot, dry conditions make improperly discarded flames a serious risk —
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Damien and Jessica O'Brien were not in court Thursday for a probable cause conference. Both face murder charges.
By: Ta'Niyah Jordan
Michigan’s state budget, now on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s desk, includes major K-12 investments aimed at boosting school aid, literacy, English learner support, free meals, and other resources for students statewide,
The DNR continues to recommend that people avoid feeding wildlife.
