Sam Clancy is a Senior Digital Producer at WKYC Channel 3. He focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and public education, while also covering topics related to transportation, regional interests, and security. Sam's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including TheMusic.com.au, Charlotte Business Journal, and WQAD News 8.
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Sam's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and events in the St. Louis area. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to breaking or evolving crime stories, as well as events happening within St. Louis.
Pitches offering exclusive interviews with individuals involved in local incidents or access to unique perspectives related to ongoing crime stories could be of interest to Sam Clancy.
As his geographic focus is primarily on the United States, Missouri, and specifically St. Louis, it’s important for pitches to align with these locations when reaching out.
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The crash occurred at about 12:35 Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Big Bend and Reis roads.
By: Sam Clancy
A Fairview Heights man was killed in a rollover crash in West Alton Thursday morning. According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, the 40-year-old driver was traveling southbound on Hig...
By: Sam Clancy
The new food offerings include customizable snack bowls, new menu items from Hi-Pointe Drive-In and plenty of St. Louis food favorites.
By: Sam Clancy
St. Louis police on Thursday released two photos of men they say were connected with the shooting death of 23-year-old Reginald Holmes on Sept. 4.
The Blues on Friday said the team's games are airing on Spectrum, Fubo and Amazon Prime, but it has not reached agreements with DirecTV/Uverse and Comcast.
By: Sam Clancy
St. Charles County police said the car was stolen out of Kirkwood at around 7:30 Friday morning.
Once the union vote is certified by the National Labor Relations Board, the union can begin to bargain with ownership.
The highway patrol said the boy was trying to cross the road on a scooter when he was struck by a Honda Civic.
By: Sam Clancy
Officials said St. Louis police and the Missouri Division of Family Services have been notified.
By: Mark Maxwell, Sam Clancy
Missouri AG picks Kansas City-based law firm to investigate St. Louis police board
