John Blinn is a Content Center Producer at Yahoo News. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal care, and animal rights, as well as arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and family relationships. John’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, WPXI-TV, and Yahoo Sports.
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Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
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John Blinn's reporting focuses heavily on local news, particularly crime and breaking news in Pennsylvania, specifically Pittsburgh. His coverage also includes human-interest stories related to family and relationships.
For those looking to reach out to John, consider providing updates on evolving or breaking local stories related to crime, accidents, sports (baseball and football), or events happening around the Pittsburgh area. Additionally, he may be interested in community-focused events or initiatives that resonate with his themes of family & relationships.
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By: John Blinn
The Westmoreland County District Attorney is renewing the call for information in a teen girl’s disappearance.
The bird died after a wound caused by a pellet fired from an air rifle became infected.
By: John Blinn
The American Red Cross is renewing its call for blood donations as the organization works to keep its supply stable during the fall.
By: John Blinn
Pennsylvania State Police are calling for new information in their investigation into a Butler County woman’s disappearance after 43 years.
By: John Blinn
The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police held an event designed to bring its officers and community members closer together.
Wholey’s was founded in 1912.
Several Pittsburgh art companies are sharing their work for free at Pittsburgh's newest park. Here's who you can see and what to know before going.
Local leaders are inviting ghosts, ghouls and goblins into the City-County Building for a special Halloween event.
By: John Blinn
The City of Pittsburgh is ready to get spooky! 🎃👻
Things are about to get scary in the sky at Kennwyood Park.
