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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The sales tax increase could generate an estimated $470 million in revenue.
As Hurricane Milton nears Florida, residents of the Sunshine State are evacuating in droves, with many seeking refuge in Georgia.
By: Tia Maggio
The Georgia Department of Agriculture has reported over $6.4 billion in economic losses
The primary goal of removing the I-16 flyover is to enhance access to downtown Savannah.
Georgia's Secretary of State tallied more than 234,000 early votes across the state
Early voting in the Peach State began Tuesday. Download the WJCL App for news alerts on the election: Apple Google Play
By: Tia Maggio
WJCL 22 News partnered with Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, Dick Broadcasting, Chatham Subaru, and Kingdom Life Christian Fellowship to host a 12-hour canned food drive aimed at supporting families impacted by the storms.
By: Tia Maggio
CHATHAM COUNTY, Ga. — For the first time, WJCL 22 News took an in-depth look at the Chatham County Jail, the fifth largest in Georgia.
By: Tia Maggio
More than a hundred people attended the vigil at the Sapelo island Ferry Dock MCINTOSH COUNTY, Ga. —
Greg Pettiford says he spent more than 80 hours on setting up his Halloween display
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