Barbara Fox is a Multimedia Journalist at Sun Sentinel Media Group. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on agriculture and farming, education, and the intersection of science and economics, including AgriTech and agroecology. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Spectrum News 13 Orlando, KRDO-AM/FM/TV, and Telemundo.
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Barbara Fox's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking stories related to family & relationships and crime in the Colorado Springs area. Given this focus, Barbara is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique perspectives or personal experiences tied to these themes within the specified geographic region.
In addition, she frequently covers government announcements related to local developments. Those who can offer insights into community events, law enforcement matters relevant to Colorado Springs, as well as individuals involved in compelling human-interest stories may find success when reaching out to her.
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By: Barbara Fox
TEXAS — On Monday, the Texas Education Agency met to discuss the implementation of House Bill 2.
Many districts said their needs are still not being met as various costs rise.
The general manager of B.D. Riley's Irish Pub at Mueller, Stefon Rutter, is expecting to pour a lot of Guinness this weekend for all the fans.
The latest conversation over the cameras is back in Austin once again.
By: Barbara Fox
For the first time, they’re sending hundreds of grape seeds to the International Space Station.
By: Barbara Fox
For the first time, they’re sending hundreds of grape seeds to the International Space Station.
In April, Waymo and Waze announced a new pilot to provide cities with up-to-date data to help fill potholes. Waymo launched this program in Austin and four other cities.
TEXAS — Summer is always a challenging time for parents to find care for their children, especially since kids are out of school.
TEXAS — Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal illness caused by a parasite. It's not a new illness, but this summer, experts said we're seeing an increase in cases.
This is a switch-up from the downward trend we saw over the past month. This all comes after President Donald Trump said the U.S. ceasefire deal with Iran was “over.”
