Erin Heft is a Reporter/Fill-In Anchor at KSBW 8. She covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, culture and society, as well as agriculture and farming, with a particular focus on law enforcement technology and organic farming. Erin's work has been featured in KCRA 3 and My58 Television.
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Erin Heft's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community stories, and seasonal topics in Sacramento and California. She frequently covers heartwarming human interest stories related to family & relationships, as well as news about weather-related developments and education.
Given this focus, Erin may be open to pitches that highlight uplifting community initiatives or events taking place in Sacramento or California. She also seems interested in educational programs and weather-related updates affecting the region. Additionally, she might be receptive to pitches featuring positive human-interest stories with a local angle.
It would be beneficial for outreach efforts targeting Erin to emphasize the local relevance of the pitch and how it aligns with her coverage areas focusing on Sacramento, California, events, community activities along with family & relationships themes.
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Flower Mound police are investigating after three people were found dead inside a home on Wednesday, Sept. 23.
Answering questions and bringing closure to families across Texas and the nation is at the heart of the work happening inside the University of North Texas' Health’s Center for Human Identification. ...
By: Erin Heft
Special meeting grows tense as organizers call for the removal of Mayor Jim Jarratt and four council members.
By: Erin Heft, Josh Stephen
A special meeting at Granbury City Hall turned tense as residents confronted city leaders over a recall effort targeting Mayor Jim Jarratt and four members of the City Council.
By: Erin Heft
Three decades into their career, Dallas rockers Drowning Pool are still bringing their signature sound to stages around the country.
By: Erin Heft, Michael Botsford
For Michelle Butler, the walk to and from the hospital has become a familiar part of life.
By: Jacob Vaughn, Matthew Moreno, Erin Heft
A North Texas teacher if facing new charges, just a few days after she turned herself in for having an inappropriate relationship with a student, Carrollton Police say.
By: Katy Barber, Erin Heft, Josh Stephen
The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to a car dealership after multiple vehicles caught on fire on Friday evening. The fire was reported around 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 9.
By: Katy Barber, Matthew Moreno, Erin Heft, Martin DoPorto
Two teenagers have been arrested in the shooting death of Daniel Ariel Rosales, 17, according to the Plano Police Department.
Linda Potts, who has mailed in her ballot in Tarrant County for nearly a decade, said she discovered an issue unexpectedly.
