Tia Maggio is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri. She writes for KOMU 8 & Mid-Missouri CW, WJCL 22, and her work has also appeared in publications such as Missourian Publishing Company, KBIA 91.3 FM, and Columbia Missourian. Tia covers a range of local news topics, including human interest stories, sports, education, and community events.
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Tia Maggio's coverage spans various topics, with a focus on local events and issues within Missouri and Columbia. She often includes expert commentary, announcements, and event coverage in her articles. To effectively reach out to Tia Maggio, consider providing insights or first-hand experiences related to local crime, government & politics, family & relationships as well as health & wellbeing. Topics such as gun violence, advocacy efforts in Missouri/Columbia communities, education initiatives are likely to resonate with her reporting focus.
When reaching out to Tia Maggio regarding specific events or developments in the mentioned geographic areas (Missouri and Columbia), ensure that your pitch aligns with the localized nature of her coverage. Additionally, given her interest in including expert commentary in her articles, offering informed perspectives from credible sources can enhance the relevance of your pitch for potential inclusion in her reporting.
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Ice and snow are expected to make travel treacherous, and officials are urging people to stay off the roads if possible.
Dozens of people visited the park to take in the scenery, build snowmen, sled and even have a few snowball fights.
I-516 southbound at Ogeechee Road is also closed due to a car crash. SAVANNAH, Ga. —
Local officials are urging drivers to stay off the roads as crews work to clear them, but the impact is already being felt by auto repair shops and tow companies.
Two fishermen were pulled from icy waters after their boat overturned TOOMBS COUNTY, Ga. —
Two people were found dead from gunshot wounds at a Statesboro apartment on South Zetterower Avenue early Monday morning
The impact caused significant damage, with the back window completely shattered and the front of the car severely dented.
According to the Atlanta DEA, the administration conducted an operation in Savannah early Sunday morning
SPD is investigating the death of a woman found in the Savannah River and is asking for the public's assistance finding her missing vehicle.
It happened on E. 38th street in Savannah. SAVANNAH, Ga. — Savannah Police are investigating a shooting that left two people hurt Wednesday night.
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