Amelia Fabiano is a News Reporter at various leading outlets including NewsBreak, Scripps News, ABC15 Arizona, NBC Boston, and NBC10 Philadelphia. She covers a diverse range of themes such as education, wellness, and travel, with a focus on private and public education systems, wellness programs, and the travel industry. Amelia's work has been featured in prominent media platforms, highlighting her commitment to delivering insightful stories across multiple sectors.
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Amelia Fabiano's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases related to family & relationships and health & wellbeing in the United States, Arizona, particularly Phoenix. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight community events and initiatives, city news and developments (especially those related to public safety or infrastructure), education programs with a direct impact on families or individuals' well-being.
Given her focus on local government announcements such as grants for law enforcement agencies and city dedications ceremonies, she would be receptive to stories about similar initiatives from other municipalities within the state of Arizona or even nationwide if they are relevant at the local level.
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By: Munashe Kwangwari, Amelia Fabiano
Forty-five million Americans are planning to head somewhere for the Memorial Day holiday weekend. That includes one million Massachusetts residents, the majority of whom will be driving, despite the high gas prices.
By: Marc Fortier, Amelia Fabiano
A teenager whose name was unknown for over two decades following her murder at a Lynn, Massachusetts, YMCA has been identified.
By: Amelia Fabiano
The school, struck by a financial scandal, will close at the end of the schoolyear, but teachers' pay is spread throughout the year with contracts going through August.
The Croft School’s parent company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy as teachers filed a class action lawsuit alleging unpaid final paychecks and wages.
The popular Irish pub, which has hosted large crowds near the FIFA Fan Festival, said Tuesday's closing was to give its staff a rest, but a social media post raised some eyebrows.
By: Amelia Fabiano
With temperatures in the triple-digits, there has been a surge in air conditioning repair calls in Massachusetts, Akian Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric says.
The town has confirmed that Deputy Chief James O'Connor is serving as acting chief, but said in a statement that it doesn't discuss personnel matters.
By: Amelia Fabiano
Supporters of Stoughton, Massachusetts' police chief, Donna McNamara, showed up to a select board meeting Thursday night, demanding answers about
By: Asher Klein, Amelia Fabiano
Surveillance video shows a man who uses a walker being pushed to the ground by someone who’d just ridden past him on a bicycle in East Boston Friday afternoon.
By: Amelia Fabiano
Families have long complained about school buses arriving late or not at all, and Boston Public Schools says it has assessed over $400,000 in penalties against Transdev.
