Anthony Dabruzzi is an Anchor/MMJ at Spectrum News. He covers a variety of topics, including education, workforce issues, and government and politics, with a particular focus on public education, school districts, and labor markets. Anthony's work has been featured in Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., Spectrum News, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Spectrum News 1.
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Anthony Dabruzzi's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly in Wisconsin. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to legislative developments, government initiatives, and legal policy regulation within the state of Wisconsin or Southern California.
Given his focus on specific bills, policies, and political figures within these regions, he may respond well to experts who can provide insights into the impact of proposed legislation or analyze trends in local government. Pitches that align with ongoing discussions around funding issues, redistricting efforts, and changes to tuition reciprocity could be particularly relevant.
Considering Anthony’s heavy emphasis on announcements from local authorities like governors and university regents as per his previous articles’ titles suggests that he would be most responsive to sources who have direct insight into upcoming governmental decisions or those directly affected by such decisions.
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In April, voters approved 61% of 75 school referenda.
By: Anthony DaBruzzi
President Donald Trump paused his pursuit of a peace deal in the Middle East on Memorial Day to reflect and remember the service members who paid the ultimate price.
Limits on full-fat dairy in schools were lifted earlier this year.
The president visited Custer Farms near Chippewa Falls, Wis. to highlight how his administration has supported farmers through new trade markets and less red tape.
In manufactured home parks, many residents own their homes but rent the land on which they sit.
By: Anthony Dabruzzi
ALTOONA, Wis. — For some Wisconsinites, manufactured or mobile homes might be one of the last ways they can live affordably. However, in recent years, priv
Gov. Evers said he’s “open to anything” to keep it going.
By: Anthony Dabruzzi, Rachel Ryan
The annual report, released earlier this month, showed the state generated $27 billion in economic impact.
Past Blue Ribbon report could help lawmakers improve formula.
By: Anthony Dabruzzi
MILWAUKEE — A state commission tasked with overhauling how Wisconsin funds its public schools proposed several solutions that could ultimately fix the fund
