Brendan Rivers is a reporter and producer for WJCT Public Media, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, community issues, cultural events, and human interest stories. Brendan's work has also been featured in the University of South Florida.
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Brendan Rivers focuses on local news, particularly in Jacksonville, Florida with a strong emphasis on government announcements and events. His coverage includes politics, government & politics, and health-related topics.
Given his focus on local events and government announcements in Jacksonville, pitches should highlight unique angles related to the city's political landscape or recent developments that impact the community. Additionally, offering insights into ongoing evolving stories within these themes may be of interest to Brendan.
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By: Sam Gringlas, Brendan Rivers
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