Amelia Fabiano is a news reporter for ABC15 Arizona, with a focus on local news in Phoenix, Arizona. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including city ordinances, public hearings, grants, and community events. Amelia's work has also been featured in Scripps News.
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Phoenix, Arizona, United States (Local)
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: Amelia Fabiano
'The Closet'is a space at Coronado High School where students can take clothing and household items that might otherwise be difficult for their families to get
By: Amelia Fabiano
Copa Health recently highlighted a Valley high school graduate who made a difference in her Chandler Unified School District community
This decorated Army soldier is still working through a traumatic brain injury, but he's determined to show his gratitude for the group of first responders he's now bonded with for life.
As artificial intelligence blurs the line between what's real and fake, researchers at ASU are working to combat it.
Cancer Support Community Arizona wants everyone to know it’s okay to ask for help.
By: Amelia Fabiano
A library card in Maricopa County gets your family more than just access to free books
Three children were swept away after their family tried crossing the flooded area in 2019
By: Amelia Fabiano
The start of a new school year is a little over a month away, and Stuff the Bus has returned to make sure Valley students have everything they need to start it off right.
By: Amelia Fabiano
The top two reasons people surrender their pets are housing and behavioral issues, but AAWL has resources for both
They feel the city is billing it as a tax cut, but they believe that's misleading, and that the change would actually be a tax hike if voters approve it.
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