Jatara McGee is an Anchor/Investigative Reporter at WLWT. She focuses on health and wellness, delving into topics such as consumer health and health news, while also exploring the intersection of luxury accommodations and hotel chains. Jatara's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News and WPXI-TV.
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Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
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Jatara McGee's articles primarily cover local crime, community events, and family-oriented stories in Cincinnati and Ohio. Her focus on evolving stories and breaking news suggests she is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing local news stories with an emphasis on crime and community issues.
Pitches offering insights into local crime trends, community initiatives, or impactful human interest stories within the Cincinnati area are likely to resonate with her coverage focus. Additionally, sources with direct involvement in the communities she covers could provide valuable perspectives for her articles.
As Jatara’s geographic focus is specific to Cincinnati and Ohio, it would be beneficial for outreach efforts to align closely with these locations when providing story ideas or potential sources for her consideration.
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Hundreds of thousands of people will descend on Pittsburgh in less than three weeks for the NFL Draft.
By: Jatara Mcgee
Since first debuting last year, the film has quickly garnered national attention.
The hospitality industry in Pittsburgh is gearing up this week for one of the biggest events the city has ever hosted.
By: Jatara Mcgee
“The fact that Pittsburgh is going to play home to one of the biggest events the NFL has to offer, that’s truly what I’m most excited about.”
NOW PLAYING ABOVE Bill to provide grants for hospital security upgrades advances in PA House
Attacks against health care workers continue to make headlines across Pennsylvania. Lawmakers have been slow to respond.
The victim had dreams of becoming an orthodontist and left behind five younger siblings whom she loved playing with.
By: Jatara Mcgee
11 Investigates found homicide arrests in Northview Heights lag most among city neighborhoods.
By: Jatara McGee
11 Investigates sources say Penn Hills Police Chief Jason Bonace has been on paid administrative leave since Aug. 21.
A man who attacked two nurses at a Washington County hospital last year is going to prison. This comes after he pleaded guilty to aggravated assault charges.
