Annalisa Pardo is an anchor at Fox New Mexico. She specializes in general assignment news, world affairs, and various topics including health and wellness, family planning, and consumer health, with a particular focus on adoption and foster care. Annalisa's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KETK, Yahoo News, and NewsNation.
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Albuquerque, United States (Local)
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Annalisa's coverage heavily involves breaking news and evolving stories, particularly within the realms of crime, education, local news, lawsuits, and public health. She also covers government announcements related to these topics.
Given her focus on local news in New Mexico and Albuquerque, she may be interested in pitches that involve exclusive access to information or individuals involved in legal cases or community issues within these areas. Additionally, providing expert commentary on breaking developments in crime or public policy at a local level could be valuable for her coverage.
Offering unique perspectives from individuals impacted by new legislation or policies related to education and public health could also attract Annalisa's attention.
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The Learning Experience is hosting a Little Goal Getters summer program designed to keep children off screens and engaged in hands-on activities.
A Tempe woman is overcoming a life-threatening disease after a rare diagnosis upended her athletic and career plans.
A new water delivery pipeline will move 20,000 gallons per minute to the Arizona Canal. Officials say the project gives SRP flexibility when water supplies are low.
The Brief SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Running a donut shop is a grind – as one worker noted, "Early is an understatement. We start at 11, 12 at night."
By: Annalisa Pardo
The Maricopa County Juvenile Detention Facility operates the SOAR Center to intervene with youth arrested for low-level crimes or misdemeanors.
By: Annalisa Pardo
120 new medical students at Creighton University took their student oath and received their white coats.
Salad and Go customers made their final trips to the drive-thru on Wednesday after the chain announced it would shut down all of its locations.
Fresh Start hosts an eight-week semiconductor technician training program designed exclusively for women.
By: Annalisa Pardo
A more than $61,000 donation by Tempe Community Action Agency is keeping the Church of Epiphany cooling center open in Tempe.
By: Annalisa Pardo
ASU's new medical engineering program welcomed 36 students to learn how to transform the healthcare field.
