James Giles is an MMJ/Reporter at WTVM News Leader 9. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, urban design, and construction and real estate, with a keen focus on accessibility, civil rights, and social interest. James has been featured in various outlets such as JAMA, Birmingham Times, and WBHM, showcasing his commitment to reporting on regional interest and world news.
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James Giles has a strong emphasis on local news, particularly family and relationships, crime, and government & politics in Birmingham, Alabama. His focus includes evolving stories and breaking news related to the holiday season, Birmingham area events, retail trends in Alabama.
Given his focus on local community issues within Birmingham and Alabama as well as evolving stories with a particular emphasis on family & relationships and crime-related topics during the holiday season or year-round would likely resonate with him. Additionally, pitches tied to government announcements relevant to these areas may also be of interest.
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By: James Giles
Calvin “Elijah” Briggs Jr. was building a career around telling stories.
A children's song fills a community room at the Avondale Library in Birmingham. Little ones gather for story time, some sitting in their fathers' laps while others stand nearby, singing along.
Kingston’s Ancient Market remains closed after a fire, as clearance begins and the council explores an interim market ahead of November’s Christmas Market.
By: James Giles
Birmingham officials want state lawmakers to give the city more authority to address blighted properties, expand affordable housing and improve neighborhood conditions.
By: James Giles
James Phillips was back in the emergency room last Friday, facing another health scare without health insurance.
For decades, we have worked to combat gun violence in our communities. We have worked with a generation of Buffalo's young people, teaching the devastating consequences of gun violence.
By: Murray Holman, James Giles
For decades, we have worked to combat gun violence in our communities. We have worked with a generation of Buffalo's young people, teaching the devastating consequences of gun violence.
By: James Giles
For people living in Birmingham's Harris Homes neighborhood, a stopped freight train can mean more than a traffic delay.
Kingston Council receives a C3 rating from the housing regulator after serious failings in tracking home conditions.
By: James Giles
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is honoring Alabama's historically Black colleges and universities with a new exhibit and permanent tribute
