Steve Gehlbach is a Reporter at Channel 2 Action News (WSB-TV). With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a diverse range of topics including public transportation, traffic management systems, education, and real estate development. Steve has been featured in prominent outlets such as WSB Radio, Yahoo News, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Steve Gehlbach's local coverage in the United States, particularly Atlanta and Georgia, focuses on transportation, urban development, real estate, and regional news. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to public transportation improvements or issues affecting commuters in the region. Additionally, he may also appreciate stories about urban planning initiatives and construction projects within his geographic focus.
Given his emphasis on informative content and regional interest topics such as North America and LATAM (Latin America), consider providing detailed insights into transportation policies or infrastructure developments that directly impact residents of Atlanta or Georgia. If you have expertise in these areas with a focus on this specific region, your pitch is more likely to align with Steve's reporting interests.
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DeKalb County Fire Rescue said firefighters are on the scene of an early morning house fire.
Details about what led up to the shooting at the automotive repair shop were not immediately available.
By: Steve Gehlbach
The new restrictions could be hard to enforce.
The new restrictions could be hard to enforce.
A Cherokee County School District bus carrying 20 students to Woodstock Elementary School was stopped at a red light when a minivan slammed into the rear of the bus.
The closure won't start until 9 on Tuesday morning.
By: Steve Gehlbach
In the field at the base of Kennesaw Mountain stands 2,977 full-sized American flags, one for each victim on 9-11-2001.
By: Steve Gehlbach
CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — A century ago, Atlanta invested in aviation and opened what was then called “Candler field.” Today, it is known as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Friday marks two years since four people were killed at Apalachee High School.
By: Steve Gehlbach
The latest crash happened around midnight Saturday.
