Sentences with phrase «local news reporter»

Chubbuck was the 29 - year - old local news reporter in Sarasota, Florida, who, in 1974, shot herself on live television.

Some of the residents told local news reporters they were worried about the effect incessant attacks on farmers in the state would have on the state's economy which heavily relies on agriculture.

Their childhood rivalry eventually spun into their adulthood where they wage their repetitive hero wars in public view of the residents of Metro City with Megamind frequently abducting local news reporter Roxanne Ritchie (Tina Fey, Mean Girls).

Their childhood rivalry eventually spun into their adulthood where they wage their repetitive hero wars in public view of the residents of Metro City with Megamind frequently abducting local news reporter Roxanne Ritchie -LRB-

And aside from conversations with local news reporters and a few overhead drone shots of highways, there's almost no sense of the city where this all transpired.

Local news reporters highlighted how Bratton seemed to be turning on the Council after they supported his ultimately successful push to fund the hiring of new police officers — even giving him 300 more than he asked for.

Have you ever noticed that when gas prices shoot up, local news reporters like to recite laundry lists of things we can do to save money at the pump?

Local news reporters cite a «war» between cyclists and drivers, as motor vehicles are regularly left parked in bike lanes, and while a perceived lack of bike lane enforcement has become a source of frustration for local cyclists, that could be about to change.

Later, local news reporters in Florida film 55 - gallon drums of malathion that have sat on the tarmac near Tampa International Airport for weeks, potentially degenerating into isomalathion.

Durante told local news reporters, «At some point in life, there's going to be a time when you've got to take a stand.

Steve Klaniecki at the Washington - REALTORS ® Association says his association's Twitter posts are very popular with local news reporters.

If you frequently publish interesting, valuable content about your city, neighborhood or region, your fellow entrepreneurs and local news reporters will be more likely to notice.

A local news reporter in DC confirmed the campaign was legit after finding $ 25 and a note instructing them to buy a cup of coffee for themselves and someone in need.

One thing that should certainly help spread the meat free message in future is that two local news reporters and a food journalist are now vegan.

Prior to entering the ranks of economic journalism, Rodrigo began his career at the O Globo newspaper, in which he held various positions starting in 1995, including sports and local news reporter.

Barnhart arguably has as much name recognition in Rochester as anybody not named Wegman due to her nearly two decades as a local news reporter and frequent use of social media site such as Twitter, where's she's amassed over 43,000 followers.

The realpolitik of even being possibly associated with the plot was exemplified when a local news reporter rang one wrongly identified rebel, Paul Farrelly, at 2 am to inform him they would be splashing on news of his disloyalty to the prime minister — the morning of polling day.

She then decided she hates cops, she even told a local news reporter and ends up breaking off with Colt to steal stuff.

«If you're a local news reporter, a picture of you with an on - air news microphone communicates pretty clearly to anyone trawling LinkedIn that this is what you do.