Audra Schroeder is a journalist for The Daily Dot, covering a wide range of topics including internet culture, viral trends, entertainment, and social media. With a keen eye for popular trends and a knack for storytelling, Audra brings unique perspectives and engaging narratives to her articles.
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Audra Schroeder's coverage predominantly focuses on internet culture, viral content, and social media trends. She often includes expert commentary and opinion editorials in her articles.
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As there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Audra's coverage attributes and topics covered are not location-specific but more related to global online communities and digital culture.
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By: Audra Schroeder, Jonathan Diego
WPTV's Jamie Ostroff has been in Vero Beach, assessing the damage from the tornadoes. Ostroff said there's big damage along 15th Avenue, a residential neighborhood.
By: Audra Schroeder
Brightline is adding Wet Palm Beach stops to this weekend's Taylor Swift concert at Hard Rock Stadium.
A woman was shot by her husband, identified as Armando Verdecia Carralero, who then fled into Indian River County.
Palm Beach County's Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller is offering passport photos free of charge for service members in November.
By: Audra Schroeder
The Boynton Beach Police Department is investigating a traffic homicide in the Windemere neighborhood.
By: Audra Schroeder
The city of West Palm Beach began implementing heightened security measures before Election Day.
By: Audra Schroeder
The Ranch Rescue is asking for help after assisting with the removal of more than 50 cats from a hoarding situation in the Acreage.
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By: Larry Crowe, Audra Schroeder
It's the 4th annual turkey giveaway, and organizer Christopher Clarke said he started the giveaway during the pandemic as a way to help those in need and bring the community together.
Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church in West Palm Beach will be giving away 500 turkeys this weekend, to make sure those in need have something on the table for Thanksgiving.
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