Teresa Weakley is the Primary Morning News Anchor for WOOD TV8, focusing on local news in Grand Rapids, Michigan. With her work also appearing on NewsNation, Teresa covers a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and practical tips for navigating various aspects of life.
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Teresa Weakley's coverage predominantly focuses on local human interest stories, particularly related to family and relationships, entertainment news, as well as seasonal events. Her articles often feature personal experiences of individuals or communities in Michigan.
If you are looking to pitch a story idea to Teresa, consider offering her heartwarming and relatable human-interest narratives with a focus on local community members. Additionally, topics such as holiday stress management, grief support during the holidays, and realistic holiday expectations are likely to resonate with her audience.
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IONIA, Mich. (WOOD) — Aaron Wiliford and his classmates in Ionia High School's TV production class were excited to take advantage of the opportunity to try their hand at television journalism as part of the WOOD TV8 Football Frenzy Tailgate Food Drive.
Alexis Sanchez is 17 years old and in her final year at Forest Hills Eastern High School. She’ll turn 18 in January and is working to get ready for adulthood.
By the time certain students at Forest Hills Eastern High School graduate, they will already have real-life experience in being a leader, including the hard moments that build grit and grace.
By: Teresa Weakley
The WOOD TV8 Football Frenzy Food Drive is going strong as students at Forest Hills Eastern High School donated nearly 2,000 pounds of food.
By: Teresa Weakley
When Robert March and Diego Cancela were freshmen at Coopersville High School, they knew hardly any upperclassmen, and the juniors and seniors didn’t know them either.
Voters may not all agree on which presidential candidate would best lead the country, but in Grandville, a bakery has them all agreeing on one thing: The cookies are delicious.
Giving Tuesday is already happening at Grand Valley State University as more students turn to the school for help.
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