Tia Johnson is a Morning News Anchor at KSNW-TV in Wichita, KS. She focuses on themes of education and special education while also covering topics related to the film industry, filmmaking, and business conferences. Tia's work has been featured in various outlets including WDAF-TV FOX4, KSNT TV, and The Line of Best Fit.
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Tia Johnson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Kansas City, with an emphasis on crime and family-related stories. Her interest lies in evolving and breaking news stories within the community, as well as government announcements and events.
Given her focus on local news, Tia would likely be interested in pitches that involve human-interest angles related to Kansas City. This could include heartwarming stories about community members overcoming adversity or initiatives aimed at supporting families affected by tragedy.
Additionally, Tia may also be receptive to pitches centered around crime prevention or support services for victims of crimes within the local area. Any contributions should directly relate to the geographic scope of Kansas City and revolve around familial relationships or criminal activities impacting the community.
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‘Candid and tender indie folk that tugs at the heartstrings’ NME
By: Tia Johnson Accused killer, DeCarlos Brown Jr. is detained and charged with first degree murder of Ukrainian refugee.
By: Tia Johnson, Scott Eslinger
Rashondria Daniel serves multiple roles at the school including instructional coach, department head and dual credit English instructor.
By: Gabby Gaspard, Tia Johnson
Daniel Cruz's side hustle, now Cruz Events, has grown into a key player for celebrations in Southeast Texas.
Home News NEWS: Nell Mescal releases her new EP ‘The Closest We’ll Get’
By: Scott Eslinger, Tia Johnson
Daniel Odom teaches multiple programs at the Newton High School, including a dual credit welding course through Lamar Institute of Technology.
By: Laura David
As her world expands at a dizzying tempo, Nell Mescal is finding harmony in a small, steadfast circle and the quiet voice within the noise, she tells Laura David.
By: Tia Johnson, Scott , Eslinger
Merri Broussard, a math teacher at Little Cypress Intermediate, brilliantly transforms student attitudes towards math earning her the January Golden Apple Award.
By: Tia Johnson A math teacher in Georgia gets killed during school prank.
By: Scott , Eslinger, Tia Johnson
Dr. Murrell Stewart, principal of Marshall Middle School, earns the 12News Golden Apple Award for his impactful leadership and dedication to enriching student lives.
