Annie Gimbel is a journalist who writes for CBS News and KWTX News 10. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including breaking news, crime, local events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, Telemundo 15, and StudyFinds.
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Annie Gimbel's coverage centers heavily on crime and evolving stories, with a focus on breaking news. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to developing crime stories with a specific emphasis on Texas or broader law enforcement issues.
Given the high percentage of articles covering crime, she may be interested in insights from experts in criminology, law enforcement officials, legal professionals specializing in criminal law, victim advocates, or individuals involved in criminal justice reform efforts. Pitches offering exclusive access to sources close to ongoing investigations or those providing unique perspectives on evolving crimes would likely resonate well with her.
Family & Relationships are secondary themes covered by Annie but they still hold significance. Therefore, pitches that provide expert insight into family dynamics within the context of criminal cases could also capture her attention.
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By: Annie Gimbel
DALLAS - Nearly eight years after the gruesome killing of high-profile , there are new developments in a case the CBS News Texas I-Team has followed closely.
Following a multi-year sexual assault investigation, DNA evidence has led to the arrest and indictment of Jason Warren in connection to two sexual assault cases.
By: Annie Gimbel
ARLINGTON - For 28 years, the person responsible for killing 9-year-old Amber Hagerman has gone unpunished by law enforcement officials.
Fort Worth firefighters saved more than a dozen pets including cats and dogs from a house fire on Jan. 17.
By: Annie Gimbel, Ken Molestina
Frustration. A lack of transparency. These are two ongoing sentiments expressed by family members of the victims of the Robb Elementary School mass shooting.
By: Jack Fink, Annie Gimbel
The State of Texas has made a number of changes following the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde. But some lawmakers say, it simply isn't enough.
By: Annie Gimbel
Dr. Phil followed up Friday with a woman named Sue he met while helping with Hurricane Helene relief efforts in North Carolina last week.
By: Annie Gimbel
Three mega retail corporations – ALDI, Target and Walmart – are slashing prices for the holidays after years of higher costs.
By: Annie Gimbel
Ask any working mom, and she will tell you the holidays are hectic. They often carry more of the load when it comes to balancing work and family, as past research has shown.
By: Annie Gimbel
The National Retail Federation estimates shoppers will spend a combined $11.6 billion before Halloween this year. Why not save money on a costume you will likely only use once?
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