Victoria Frazier is a journalist based in the Quad Cities area of Illinois. She writes for WHBF-TV and KCAU Channel 9, covering local news and events. Victoria's work has also been featured on WHO-TV in Des Moines, Iowa. Her articles focus on a variety of topics, including housing, community development, local businesses, and public safety.
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Victoria's coverage predominantly centers around local news, with a focus on announcements and evolving stories related to education, crime, and tragedy in the Quad Cities area of Illinois. She appears to have a keen interest in government announcements and breaking news.
Given her focus on local news within the specified region, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer insights from local experts or community members directly impacted by the events covered. It is also important for potential sources to understand the specific nuances of the Quad Cities area when reaching out to Victoria.
Pitches should take into account Victoria’s emphasis on topics such as water rescue, boating accidents, search and rescue activities along with Buffalo-related incidents while ensuring they are relevant to her geographic focus.
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A former Green Bay daycare supervisor pled no contest to two counts involving possession with an intent to deliver a controlled substance on Tuesday.
By: Victoria Frazier
People in the village say that helping his neighbors was just something that came naturally to Snipe.
By: Victoria Frazier
A Green Bay bakery’s annual donation to the Toys for Tots Campaign continues to grow.
According to Nationwide Insurance claims data, Dec. 23 is the most dangerous day to drive this month.
Another busy day to be out on the road, as the holiday season comes to a close, with millions heading home tonight from all over the country.
PACKERS VS. BEARS (WBAY) By Victoria Frazier Published: Jan. 3, 2025 at 6:10 PM EST
By: Victoria Frazier
The Brown County Board of Supervisors are set to vote next week on a $20,000 donation request to combat human trafficking.
By: Victoria Frazier
COUNTDOWN 2 THE DRAFT: Local family donates gameday parking funds to charities
Habitat for Humanity remembers Jimmy Carter as new local home is built
By: Victoria Frazier
The travel management company partnered with “Protect All Children from Trafficking”, also known as PACT, in 2019 and since then has worked to educate others on the signs of a person being trafficked.
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