Tanner Gilmartin is a Reporter at WVUE-TV Fox 8. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, civil and family law, as well as sports and business economics, with a particular focus on West Virginia and Virginia. Tanner's work has been featured in KPLC-TV, WSAZ, and WDTV 5 News.
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Tanner Gilmartin's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to sports, business and industry, particularly distilleries and local businesses. He has a keen interest in events and government announcements within the Clarksburg jurisdiction of West Virginia.
To effectively reach out to Tanner, consider pitching stories involving local sports events or teams, new developments in the regional business landscape (especially pertaining to distilleries), as well as significant community events or government announcements within Clarksburg or West Virginia. Additionally, given his focus on food & beverage topics such as distilleries, pitches related to this area may be well received.
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Four decades ago, Bob’s mom gave him a couple of town pieces, and from there, the display has grown.
(WDTV) - Days before the end of 2024, the West Virginia First Foundation gave $10.4 million to 38 organizations across the mountain state. Those 38 organizations were recipients of the foundation's initial opportunity grant (I.O.G.), which is part of WVFF's ultimate goal to distribute $1 billion in state lawsuit settlement funds from opioid manufacturers.
By: Tanner Gilmartin
(WDTV) - Governor Jim Justice's proclamation of ‘National Radon Action Month' in West Virginia was joined by a reminder that the West Virginia Department of Health offers residents of the mountain state free Radon Test Kits. The initiative is meant to bring more awareness to Radon, an odorless and invisible radioactive gas. The Environmental Protection Agency and Surgeon General's Office estimate that Radon is responsible for more than 21,000 annual lung cancer deaths in the United States, making it the second leading cause of lung cancer death behind smoking.
Also at his Thursday address in Charleston, Governor Morrisey pointed to the $400 million projected deficit the mountain state faces in fiscal year 2026 and highlighted the structure issues he believes are the root cause of that deficit.
By: Tanner Gilmartin
French Creek Freddie did NOT see his shadow this Groundhog Day, meaning he predicts an early spring.
The 2 story, 15,000 sq ft property has a plan to house 5 stores, which goes perfectly with the city’s agenda.
(WDTV) - “Share the love and donate today.” That's the message behind ‘National Donor Day', which is coincidently on February 14th—Valentine's Day. Created in 1998, the day is meant to recognize those who have donated organs, those who have received organs, and those waiting or who have died waiting for organ donations. According to ‘Donate Life America', over 100,000 people are currently waiting for life-saving organ transplants, with a new person added to that list about every 8 minutes. Unfortunately, 5,600 die waiting each year. That's why WVU Medicine's Transplant Alliance is encouraging people to register as donors.
(WDTV) - President Trump has been busy imposing tariffs this month—the initial Mexico and Canada tariffs that were later delayed, a reciprocal tariff affecting a majority of products and a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel.
In January, the Mon offices moved from the county’s health department to about a mile up the road in the White Birch Towers complex.
In Westover, some drivers’ commute to or from work turned into a trip to the mechanic, specifically Ervin’s Auto Repair and Towing in Westover.
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