Brett Mills is a Visiting Professor of Media. He focuses on themes such as medicine and healthcare, transportation and mobility, and real estate, exploring topics like healthcare administration, public health, and the housing market. Brett's work has been featured in notable outlets including WETM-TV (NBC), Yahoo News, and CBS 42.
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Brett Mills primarily focuses on local community events, healthcare, education, sports (golf), and government initiatives in the United States with a specific focus on New York and Elmira. His coverage attributes show that he frequently covers event-based stories as well as government announcements and press releases.
To effectively reach out to Brett Mills, consider pitching human-interest stories related to local community events, educational initiatives or developments in healthcare within the Elmira area. Additionally, topics related to golf tips may also be of interest given his coverage of sports.
Given his inclusion of seasonal themes such as Alzheimer’s walks happening at Watkins Glen International and theatre performances taking place locally, timely pitches tied to local seasons or holidays may resonate well with him.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) -- The Greater Columbus Arts Council is inviting residents and visitors to a celebration of Columbus' creative community for " ARTober
By: Brett Mills
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Health Resources and Services Administration and Nationwide Children’s Hospital announced more than $500 million in federal funds for the national Maternal, Infant…
There are over 760,000 working-age Ohioans with lower incomes enrolled in Medicaid through expansion. Many could be impacted as new Medicaid work requirements are coming to Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) — There are over 760,000 working-age Ohioans with lower incomes enrolled in Medicaid through expansion.
“People who are essentially 55 to 64 or who sometimes are already retired or partially retired, now need to comply with these new requirements.”
COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) -- It is National Digital Inclusion Week at COSI. And Friday, students from around the city had the chance to participate in the “A.I.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A report from Columbus relators shows that buying a Columbus home keeps getting more expensive, even though the national median home price is higher than here. Carlie…
Snow and ice may not be in the forecast, but crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation are inspecting snow-fighting equipment and ensuring that materials and drivers are ready to go this win…
As the weather gets colder, Ohio is seeing an increase in flu activity. According to Cleveland clinic, reported influenza A test positivity in October has increased by 3.7% so far, similar to other…
By: Brett Mills
Paras unveiled the 678-pound pumpkin she painted that takes the likeness of the late Dolly Parton, who died in August at the age of 80. The pumpkin was grown by John Harnica, a member of the Ohio V…
