Alex Valdez is a journalist based in Arizona, with a focus on local news in Tucson and Phoenix. With experience working for KOLD 13 News and KPHO-TV, Alex covers a range of topics including immigration, business, transportation, and community issues. Alex's work has also been featured in KWQC TV-6 News and The Colorado Sun.
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Alex Valdez has a local focus on Arizona, with an emphasis on topics such as immigration, local government and politics, business owners, and community issues. Given the coverage attributes of expert commentary and government announcements in his articles, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts or officials who can provide insights into local political developments or offer solutions for community-related challenges.
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Local businesses hit by monsoon storms aren’t letting their guard down yet.
The Tucson Unified School District on Monday opened an African-American Hub for the students.
By: Alex Valdez
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - New technology to enhance safety for community members and those on the front line is making its way to Santa Cruz County.
By: Alex Valdez, Renee Romo
By KOLD News staff and Published Aug. 1, 2024 at 3:53 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Alex Valdez, Renee Romo
An Arizona father may have been playing a video game when his daughter died in a hot car on July 9. (Source: KOLD)
Wildfire season is still going strong in Arizona and we now know how this season compares to those in the past.
By: Alex Valdez
Santa Cruz County leaders said nearly $40 million in funding may have gone missing.
By: Alex Valdez
After obtaining the official lawsuit documents, 13 News made several attempts to contact Gutfarh, even going to the properties listed on the complaint. However, no one answered at any of the locations.
By: Alex Valdez
Just days after a mass shooting in midtown Tucson, a group of community members are coming together to combat violence.
She is accused of stealing nearly $40 million from the county over the last decade
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