Zyneria Byrd is a News Reporter at KTAL-TV. She covers a range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, including stories from Greensboro, North Carolina, as well as significant events like the Coronavirus pandemic and NASCAR motorsports. Zyneria's work has been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando and Spectrum News.
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Zyneria Byrd's coverage mainly focuses on local events and government announcements, particularly related to topics such as the fire service, community initiatives, law enforcement, and forest safety. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide insights into these specific areas within her geographic focus of North Carolina and Greensboro.
When reaching out to Zyneria with story ideas or expert commentary, it would be beneficial to highlight any significant impact on the local community or any direct relevance to the topics she covers extensively. Additionally, suggestions for potential interviews with local officials or community leaders involved in relevant initiatives could align well with her coverage preferences.
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By: Zyneria Byrd
“Let's embrace Asian community"
By: Zyneria Byrd
988lifeline.org. GREENSBORO, N.C. — The golf world was shaken after Grayson Murray, a Raleigh native and two-time PGA tour winner, died by suicide in Texas on Saturday.
“We want to address that implicit and explicit bias can impact the health and wellness, as well as the quality of care that we deliver."
“Our family history is a part of African American history, and African American history is a part of American history,” Laurann Pierce said.
Over 60 students are embarking on a six-week literacy program on the campus of Wake Forest University.
By: Zyneria Byrd
It’s a new initiative called the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program from the Greensboro Department of Transportation to keep neighborhood streets safer.
The way we think of money today is very different from the way people thought of it then.
The way we think of money today is very different from the way people thought of it then. “Money is stable, doesn't change very rapidly.
By: Zyneria Byrd
The Biden Administration Thursday unveiled the results of its first-ever Medicare drug price negotiation.
Donations can be dropped off in Elkin at 1462 N. Bridge St. behind the new Dollar Tree.
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