Reg Chapman is a News Reporter at WCCO-TV in Minneapolis, MN. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on consumer health and agriculture. Reg's work has been featured in various outlets such as CBS News, News Channel 3, and Madison Magazine.
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Reg Chapman's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Minnesota, with a strong emphasis on crime and government/politics. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics.
Given his focus on local news, pitches should revolve around issues impacting the Minneapolis community, such as local politics, law enforcement activities, community initiatives, or events that are relevant to the area. Additionally, providing insights into ongoing legal policy regulations or detailed analysis of evolving crime-related stories would likely capture Reg's attention.
When reaching out to Reg Chapman for potential coverage or interviews consider aligning your pitch with his focus on covering local events and announcements in Minneapolis and Minnesota.
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Some Twin Cities homeowners could soon see a big jump in their property taxes.
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A potential merger between Allina and Sutter health has concerned community members​ pushing for patient and worker protections.
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The portion of Upton Avenue North is full of signs letting drivers know children are at play. That's what Angel Holt was doing Sunday afternoon, playing with friends while delivering invitations to her birthday party.
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Marvin Haynes​ spent two decades behind bars in Minnesota for a crime he didn't commit. His sister, Marvina Haynes, says he's not the only innocent person locked up.
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Police say today's gangs are fueled by social media feuds, not drugs or money. A longtime researcher says the violence is real, and the answer is coaches, mentors and jobs.
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The FBI says an informant started talking to the 18-year-old accused of planning to shoot people at Mall of America when he was 16. A counterterrorism expert says terror suspects are getting younger and spending more time online.
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Twin Cities leaders on both sides of the Mississippi River want to press the brakes before driverless vehicles hit the road.
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A Minnesota family wants to know why their loved one died while undergoing a routine dental cleaning. Edan Cherrill was 25 years old and loved adventures with his family.
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Veterans have done their part to serve our country; now the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and community partners in Minnesota are working hard to serve them.
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The city of St. Paul is looking for a way to stop the whack-a-mole approach to helping those living in homeless encampments.
