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.
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Now that Chatham County operates its own fire department, a tax system is required.
By: Tia Maggio
To support foster families, One Love Animal Rescue is calling for additional foster parents or even babysitters to provide temporary care for the dogs.
The city said the advisory will be lifted once the water is confirmed safe. POOLER, Ga. — The city of Pooler issued a boil advisory for the area Thursday night.
By: Tia Maggio
A boat crew from the Coast Guard Station Tybee Island found the 15-foot boat near the entrance of the north Savannah River jetties.
By: Tia Maggio
The city of Tybee has received its first official permit application for the event last week
By: Tia Maggio
The Bryan County Commission approved a program Monday night aimed at easing fears of water shortages
By: Tia Maggio
Two men have been charged in connection with a January drone strike in Jordan that killed three U.S. troops, including one soldier from Savannah.
The drones played a critical role during Tropical Storm Debby and Hurricane Helene, providing access to areas that were otherwise unreachable.
Congress has until midnight Friday to reach an agreement and avert the shutdown. With less than 13 hours left to prevent a government shutdown, tensions are high on Capitol Hill.
The original proposal called for more than a 40% increase in liquor license fees SAVANNAH, Ga. —
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