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Paula Wethington
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Digital Producer, WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)
Michigan, Monroe
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Biography
Please do not send story pitches meant for specific newsrooms to me, those go to the editors running those newsrooms. I am currently a freelance reporter for Toledo Free Press. Before that, I was digital content manager for NEWSnet in metro Detroit and also a digital producer for several Gannett Michigan newspapers. I also had worked as a reporter for the newspapers in Monroe, Michigan; Fremont, Ohio; Port Clinton, Ohio. My journalism degree was earned in 1988 from the University of South Carolina.
Ohio Regional News , General Assignments
Politics, government, finance, entertainment
Content
By Paula Wethington Verified| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified A body has been found in the aftermath of a vehicle fire in Detroit. The report of a vehicle on fire, with a possible body inside, was made about 4:20 a.m. Wednesday, Detroit Fire Department reported. The scene was a vacant lot in the 11100 block of Lappin Street, near 7 Mile and Hoover roads. Detroit Fire and Police both were called to that location. This is a developing story. Stay with CBS News Detroit for the latest information.
By Paula Wethington Verified| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified Police situation in Westland; Rochester schools ends DEI director role; and more top stories A former federal prosecutor assigned to Western Michigan has entered the 2026 race for Michigan Attorney General. Mark Totten made his announcement Wednesday, with a website, video and press release. He is the first major candidate to step into that race. He had previously run in 2014 as a Democrat for state attorney general, losing to Republican Bill Schuette.
By Paula Wethington Verified| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified The Michigan House Oversight Committee has approved a subpoena to the Michigan Secretary of State's Office over the matter of requested, but not received, election-related documents. The Michigan House Republicans made that announcement Tuesday, citing a vote of the committee and its efforts over the past five months to access the materials. State Rep. Jay DeBoyer, R-Clay Township, who chairs the oversight committee, is now authorized to pursue the subpoena.
Company Info
WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)
New York, New York, United States
'+1 212-975-4321