Tori Yorgey is a reporter for WTAE, covering local news in the Pittsburgh area. With a background in journalism and experience at WSAZ News, Tori brings a passion for storytelling and a commitment to keeping the community informed. Her articles cover a range of topics, from breaking news to human interest stories that highlight the people and events that shape the Pittsburgh community.
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Tori Yorgey's reporting primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime, family-related events, and education in the Pennsylvania area. Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news with a local angle, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or developing local stories such as community events, safety concerns or educational initiatives.
Given Tori's thematic coverage of crime and tragedy alongside family and relationships, relevant story angles for outreach could include human interest pieces related to these themes within the local Pennsylvania context. Pitches that align with covering holidays and travel from a local perspective would also be suitable for consideration.
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By: Tori Yorgey
The walk happened Saturday morning in Northeast Baltimore's Gardenville community BALTIMORE —
By: Tori Yorgey
The Pathway Fellowship FMC Church held a vigil Friday evening for the lives lost and those impacted by the fatal Hampden rowhome fire
By: Tori Yorgey
Question H is asking voters to decide if they want to reduce city council district and members
By: Tori Yorgey
BALTIMORE — Election security has become top of mind for many people in recent years.
BALTIMORE — Check out some Halloween costumes and decorations in the Medfield neighborhood in Baltimore!
By: Charlotte McAleer, Tori Yorgey
By Charlotte McAleer and Tori Yorgey BALTIMORE, Maryland ( WBAL ) — The Baltimore City Department of Public Works announced the death of one of its employees after he was injured on the job Friday morning.
Dr. Sonja Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, heard from a number of students, staff members and parents during a conversation about student safety and family crises
By: Tori Yorgey
This is the second time this week a senior was carjacked by teenagers in Northwest Baltimore, less than a mile apart
By: Tori Yorgey
Baltimore police say teenagers are responsible for crimes that left two men seriously injured
A Naval Academy graduate is facing charges after he ripped a rainbow-colored pride flag down from an Annapolis business over the weekend.
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