Boyd Huppert is a Reporter at Gray Television, Inc. He specializes in themes related to agriculture and farming, while also covering topics such as campus life, college and university experiences, team sports, and urban art and street art. Boyd's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WTHR-TV, WLTX-TV, and KTVB News Group, among others.
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Boyd Huppert focuses on heartwarming local stories with a strong emphasis on family, community, and human interest. Given the nature of his coverage, he is likely to be interested in pitches that feature uplifting personal profiles or exclusive local events.
As Boyd's articles often highlight unique achievements and acts of generosity within the Minnesota community, consider pitching him stories that revolve around exceptional individuals or organizations making a positive impact. Additionally, given his coverage attributes which include profile features and exclusives, he may be open to pitches highlighting extraordinary accomplishments or special events within the region.
When reaching out to Boyd Huppert, it would be beneficial to emphasize how the proposed story aligns with his focus on celebrating local heroes and noteworthy happenings within Minnesota communities.
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WWII vet Tom Cornish spent his life volunteering.
By: Boyd Huppert
The new $40 million Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum will open to the public in September .
By: Boyd Huppert
At 15, Zarina Sementelli moved into the Salvation Army's Booth Brown House. Eleven years later, she's an attorney with even loftier goals
Minnesotan Mary Conklin started playing church organs before WWII.
Artist Dave Gatzmer's sound barrier phone display is both an art & history museum, 20 feet off the ground.
By: Boyd Huppert
As she grieves the loss of her brother, Laura Ritchie opens Java Jack's coffee shop in Baldwin, Wisconsin.
All but two of the 36 boys on the Lac qui Parle Valley High School volleyball team are Micronesian.
David Silker says his college friend, Bill Buttweiler, wanted them to be alumni brothers.
By: Boyd Huppert
Blake Heller dug half-mile-long Blue Moo Lake near Alma Center, Wisconsin. ALMA CENTER, Wis. — Grow up on a dairy farm and you work.
Newcomer Harvey Wetterlund found his new friends during walks when he moved to Hastings, Minnesota.
