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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Tucson, Arizona, United States (Local)
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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U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant Harold Lynn Seifreid was killed in Burma in 1943.
Grant Road is getting another huge makeover during a two-year improvement project.
The Independent Council on Women’s Sports, co-founded by UA Sports Hall of Fame Marshi Smith, is calling on the community to rally and protect women’s sports.
A sea of red cheers filled the town of Sahuarita’s Town Hall Chambers after the town council approved a new agreement many residents had been fighting for.
By: John Macaluso, Alex Valdez, Emilee Miranda
Someone painted the A on ‘A Mountain’ to look like the Palestinian flag
Many in the cannabis industry are calling for more changes by the federal government.
Venice Galleano, 13, died following a UTV crash in Cochise County on Saturday, May 4. (Galleano Family) By Alex Valdez Published: May. 7, 2024 at 4:58 AM GMT+2
By: Alex Valdez
Researchers in Arizona are now exploring ways to make saguaros more adaptable to the state’s changing conditions.
By: Alex Valdez
The concertina wire was placed along the border wall in Nogales back in 2018.
There are several major developments ongoing in the Marana, with more to come.
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