Annette Gutierrez is a News Reporter at WSB-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, government and politics, education, and public security, with a particular focus on issues affecting Florida and Jacksonville. Annette's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, WANE 15, and the JACKSONVILLE DRUG/CLARK LAB.
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Annette Gutierrez focuses on local news with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking stories. She covers a wide range of topics, including crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news. Her coverage heavily features fatal crashes, controversial projects, shooting incidents, storm preparation, lawsuits, renovation projects, homicides and police investigations.
Given her strong focus on local events in Jacksonville and the surrounding area of Florida's Clay County as well as her interest in breaking news stories like crimes or accidents she would be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing cases or unique perspectives from individuals involved in these local events. If you have expertise relevant to developing issues such as legal matters concerning animal cruelty or city council decisions related to controversial projects then your input could be valuable for Annette's coverage.
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By: Annette Gutierrez
A local construction worker, stabbed in the arm just last month, is now without a job.
By: Annette Gutierrez
On Christmas Eve, someone could get the biggest Christmas gift of all time: a Mega Millions ticket worth $1 billion.
By: Annette Gutierrez
Tonight, several local families are wondering what’s next, after losing their homes on Christmas because of a fire. Multiple people were hurt, and one person was taken to the hospital.
By: Annette Gutierrez
New Year’s Eve is all about traditions, and Jacksonville has one of its own: the annual firework show over the St. Johns River.
The New Orleans attack has many people unnerved about going to a large event, especially with a big college football game here in Jacksonville, on Thursday.
By: Annette Gutierrez
Three people are recovering from gunshot wounds after an “active shooter” situation in Camden County, officials said.
By: Annette Gutierrez
One neighborhood is not getting any relief from a chemical odor that is permeating their homes.
By: Annette Gutierrez
Tonight, Action News Jax learned about a federal indictment that claims the former leaders of the ‘Duval Teachers United’ stole more than $2.6 million from the union they spent decades leading.
By: Annette Gutierrez
The 45th and 47th President of the United States made his inauguration speech on Monday.
By: Annette Gutierrez
Once the impending winter storm arrives, Georgia officials say it could get dangerous with the threats of ice on the roads.
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