Investigative Reporter/Executive Producer
Anne Schindler is an Investigative Reporter/Executive Producer at WJCT Public Broadcasting. She specializes in in-depth reporting and storytelling, with a focus on issues affecting the First Coast community. Her work has been featured in The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville.com, First Coast News, WMAZ-TV, WUSF Public Media, and NewsBreak.
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Jacksonville, United States (Local)
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Anne Schindler's articles predominantly cover crime stories, legal cases, and law enforcement in the Jacksonville area. Her coverage also includes government & politics to a lesser extent. Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and legal policy regulation, she is likely seeking sources with direct knowledge of ongoing criminal or legal matters. Additionally, experts familiar with law enforcement practices or local political dynamics could be valuable contacts for her.
If reaching out to Anne Schindler, consider offering insights from attorneys involved in high-profile cases in the Florida area or individuals knowledgeable about specific community-oriented policing initiatives within Jacksonville. These types of expert perspectives would align well with her reported coverage areas.
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By: Anne Schindler
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By: Anne Schindler
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will formally vote in August on whether to sanction a black bear hunt this December.
A new podcast explores how a chance meeting at an Irish bar in Florida turned into one of the most successful espionage endeavors in FBI history.
By: Anne Schindler
What began as an ethics complaint by the St. Johns County Airport Authority Board's attorney has turned into potential fines or even jail time for three board members.
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