Reginald David is an Assistant Producer at KCUR-FM. He focuses on amplifying the voices of pioneers and shedding light on issues affecting underserved communities, with themes that include culture, health and wellness, and societal concerns. Reginald's work has been featured in outlets such as Connecticut Mirror, The Hartford Courant, and NewsBreak.
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Reginald's local focus on Kansas City and Missouri suggests he is likely interested in pitches related to the local entertainment scene, cultural events, and societal issues within this specific region. Pitches should highlight the unique aspects of Kansas City, focusing on topics such as local politics, culture, and gender equality initiatives.
Given his interest in expert commentary and event coverage across entertainment news, sports, and culture & society themes with a strong emphasis on the local area implies that Reginald would be responsive to pitches offering interviews or insights from experts relevant to these areas. Consider pitching stories about individuals making an impact in Kansas City’s cultural landscape or providing commentary on significant social events happening locally.
Pitches should focus specifically on topics relevant to Kansas City's entertainment industry; community-specific political issues; gender equality initiatives within the area; updates concerning elected officials at a local level.
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Members of the department have accused the police chief of retaliation, discrimination, abuse of authority and other misconduct.
By: Reginald David
In the 1970s, Stratford Avenue, one of the main arteries running through Bridgeport's East End, was designated as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
By: Reginald David
Bridgeport’s MLK Corridor designation could help attract investment and support local businesses, while city plans target streetscape upgrades.
By: Reginald David
The state created the MLK Corridor designation in 2016, but expanded it in 2024 to increase the number of corridors the banking commissioner could designate from three to seven.
By: Reginald David
As members of the Bridgeport police union continue to call for Police Chief Roderick Porter's removal, residents, faith leaders, elected officials
By: Reginald David
The union president pointed to more than 20 complaints filed by police officers with the state Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities and several federal lawsuits
Hundreds gathered at dozens of “No Kings” protests across Connecticut on Saturday, with signs bearing some familiar slogans but with a sharper focus this time, organizers said, on voting.
By: Reginald David, Andrew Brown
Now, more than two years later, federal prosecutors have found that the co-op and its members were victims of fraud and conspiracy.
By: Reginald David, Andrew Brown
Prosecutors alleged that the two contractors netted more than $2.7 million from the co-op and allegedly kicked back more than half a million dollars of that money.
By: Andrew Brown, Reginald David
Success Village, a housing cooperative located on the border of Bridgeport and Stratford, has been in the news repeatedly in recent years. The hundreds of co-op members living in the […]
