Andrea Alvarez is a reporter for WTOG-TV - CW44, based in Tampa, Florida. She focuses on local news stories and has written for CBS News and CBS Local Digital Media. Her articles cover a range of topics including water safety, reproductive rights, public health, community service, environmental conservation, and natural disasters.
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Andrea Alvarez's coverage is rooted in local news with a focus on health and wellbeing, scientific topics, family and relationships. The themes of her articles indicate that she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local health initiatives, community-based scientific research, or stories about families and relationships within the Tampa Bay area.
Given the prevalence of government announcements and legal policy regulation in her coverage attributes, Andrea might be responsive to pitches pertaining to public health policies or new regulations impacting the local community. Additionally, as there is a significant emphasis on citing data in her articles, pitching stories backed by relevant statistics or research findings could increase the chances of engagement.
If you have expertise in any of these areas within the context of Florida or more specifically Tampa Bay region such as coral reef conservation efforts off Florida’s coast; mental health initiatives tailored for local residents; malaria prevention strategies for Floridians; local volunteering opportunities especially aimed at teens; beach renourishment projects impact on weather-impacted shorelines around Tampa – then reaching out to Andrea would likely resonate with her interests.
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By: Andrea Alvarez
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a new report on child drownings and are urging increased vigilance around water safety this summer, particularly for families with young children and those from historically excluded communities.
By: Andrea Alvarez
One year ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling overturning Roe V. Wade effectively ending all federal protections on abortion. The reverberations of this landmark decision are still being felt today.
By: Andrea Alvarez
The Florida Department of Health has issued a statewide mosquito-borne illness advisory following four confirmed and recovered cases of malaria in Sarasota County.
By: Andrea Alvarez
A Tampa psychiatrist has come up with a remarkable strategy to help those dealing with mental health challenges. And there's no pointy painful needle involved.
This week, the bay area is aglow with a spirit of youthful energy, faith, and community service. More than 10,000 teens and church leaders have descended upon the region for the annual Nazarene Youth Conference. Their efforts will help aid local communities in various ways.
Not only is Florida simmering under a sweltering heatwave with temperatures running above normal, but the surrounding oceanic waters are facing a similar plight.
By: Andrea Alvarez
Coastal infrastructure along the Pinellas County shoreline is under increasing threat from damage caused by waves, erosion, and inundation brought on by coastal storms.
By: Andrea Alvarez
Last week, Tampa Bay Now told you about a severe marine heatwave just off Florida's coast causing abnormally high ocean temperatures.
By: Andrea Alvarez
Officials and experts are urging the public to know the facts before considering a beach trip this weekend as high water temps also foster a conducive environment for potentially hazardous bacteria and viruses.
By: Andrea Alvarez
The aftermath of hurricane Idalia is evident across Tampa Bay. As the community begins to assess the damage left behind, city officials are working tirelessly to ensure the safety of Tampa Bay residents.
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