Ryan Ye is a Sports Anchor and MMJ at WNEP-TV 16. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team and individual sports, as well as the intersection of sports with culture and society, and sports business. Ryan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Sports, MDPI, WPMT FOX43, MSN, and KGW (NBC 8).
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Ryan Ye's coverage focuses on local community events, government announcements, and expert commentary in Pennsylvania. He may be interested in receiving pitches related to community initiatives, education policies, or local government decisions that impact the Harrisburg area and surrounding regions.
Given his focus on family & relationships as well as education along with a mix of seasonal topics such as holiday events and event coverage, he may respond positively to pitches involving human interest stories tied to these themes. Additionally, considering his emphasis on local businesses and community events within Pennsylvania suggests that he would likely appreciate relevant story angles highlighting the resilience or innovation within the state’s business landscape.
When pitching Ryan Ye, it is important to keep in mind that he primarily covers news specific to Pennsylvania with a keen focus on Harrisburg and its surroundings.
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By: Ryan Ye
Ravens executives say the final phase of the stadium's renovations aim to provide fans with a "can't miss experience."
By: Ryan Ye
The Penn State Men's Basketball team continues a decades-old tradition of community support with the 29th annual Coaches vs. Cancer Golf Tournament.
By: Ryan Ye
Millersville University President and Ghana native Dr. Daniel Wubah connects home with heritage as he eagerly anticipates Ghana's World Cup match in Philadelphia.
The 36th annual Pennsylvania Speedweek promises exhilarating sprint car action with a series record $500 thousand prize pool spread across 10 races in 10 days.
By: Ryan Ye
Former DC United midfielder Russell Canouse returns to his roots to coach with the Pennsylvania Classics.
By: Ryan Ye
Michael Osayi returns to Central Pa. to lead the inaugural Elizabethtown College Women's Flag Football team, focusing on competition, community, and academics.
By: Ryan Ye
Six years ago, Grantville native Miranda Ulrey decided to make a big change. The Lower Dauphin grad traded in her young gymnastics career at the age of 15 for a sport she had never tried before — Olympic Weightlifting. Now at 21 years old, she has already won a 2024 Junior World Championship, is a two-time Pan-American Gold Medalist and, most recently, a 2026 national champion.
By: Ryan Ye
From Cedar Cliff to Penn State and then the NFL, former pro football player Tyler Lenda is back in his hometown for a familiar rivalry.
HoopViz combines Rick McNeil's passion for tech, coaching and basketball while honoring family legacy.
From straw hats in the locker room to fans shouting “yee haw” in the stands, the western theme brought players and fans together for a night of hockey.
