Andres Rendon is a Multimedia Journalist at various news outlets including KGNS TV and WCSC-TV Live 5 News. He covers a diverse range of topics such as security and law enforcement, culture and society, and family relationships, often focusing on social issues and events in Arizona and Tucson. His work has been featured in multiple prominent news stations, including KOLD 13 News and KWQC TV-6 News.
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Andres Rendon covers local events and activities with a focus on family, relationships, government & politics, and crime. His coverage includes immigration, migrant services, border issues, local events/activities, and the criminal justice system.
Given his extensive coverage of government announcements and community events related to immigration and social issues in Tucson and Arizona as well as his interest in seasonal topics such as Christmas meals or New Year's resolutions at local gyms - Andres would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique human-interest stories related to these themes. These could include personal narratives from migrants or individuals affected by changes in federal funding for migrant services or insights into how local businesses are impacted by government policies relating to border issues.
Pitches should emphasize the relevance of the story to the Tucson or Arizona community while providing a human angle that resonates with Andres' focus on family & relationships within these contexts.
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Joe Pagac will paint an 11-story saguaro on the Transamerica building in downtown Tucson.
The city of Tucson is holding a community meeting to her feedback from residents on its new community corridor tool – the tool hopes to bring the concept of walkable cities into a reality across Tucson through reshaping the current zoning codes to allow for more green space and housing.
By: Andres Rendon
For all of March, the American Red Cross is celebrating Red Cross month, with a goal to help people get a better picture of their health, by offering free A1C testing for all blood donors.
Crews continue to work on Teatro Carmen to bring the historical landmark back to its former glory. After completing the front of the building for phase one, crews move inside to focus on phase 2 – making sure the building is strong and secure.
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Voters in the City of Tucson will be heading to the polls March 11 to vote yes or no on Proposition (Prop) 414, the Safe and Vibrant City measure.
By: Andres Rendon
The Salvation Army of Tucson is collecting hygiene products for their Caring Kits Collection Drive. The products help out hundreds of people who go to the Hospitality House for showers every month.
By: Andres Rendon
The University of Arizona Roller Hockey Club were invited for the national tournament in Fort Meyers, Florida, but they need the community’s help to get there.
By: Andres Rendon
VHS tapes, floppy discs, and old photo prints – these all hold years of memories but their file format isn’t up to date with modern tech. The University of Arizona’s memory lab allows for people to digitize their files all on their own.
Arizona drivers are urged to keep their eyes on the road and not their screens for Distracted Driving Awareness Month. With almost 9,000 reported accidents in Arizona in 2022, one organization is pushing the message to keep everyone on the road safe and alive.
It’s not as simple as filling out an application and receiving the keys.
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