Brianna Andrews is a reporter at erienewsnow. She covers a range of topics including regional interest, social issues, and healthcare, with a focus on Florida and Jacksonville. Brianna's work has been featured in WJCT Public Media, WKMG News 6, Jacksonville Daily Record, and WJXT.
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Brianna's coverage predominantly revolves around local news in Jacksonville, Florida, with a strong focus on crime, government & politics, and community events. This indicates that she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or evolving local stories involving law enforcement, city council activities, and community events.
Given the emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories in her coverage attributes, Brianna may be most responsive to timely pitches that offer new angles or updates for ongoing issues within her geographic focus.
Additionally, considering her coverage of topics like holidays and education at the local level suggests interest in heartwarming human-interest stories or educational developments relevant to the Jacksonville area.
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By: Jacqueline Lee, Brianna Andrews
A new law set to take effect in Florida aims to safeguard children from the potential risks of social media.
By: Brianna Andrews, Francine Frazier
New Year’s resolutions are pretty much the same every year, right? Get in shape, eat better, make more money… But recent studies found a new resolution nearing the top of many lists: bettering mental health.
By: Anne Maxwell, Brianna Andrews
Jacksonville City Councilman Matt Carlucci is pushing to raise garbage fees to address a growing financial shortfall in the city’s trash collection services.
By: Brianna Andrews
The Duval County School Board is set to vote at its meeting Tuesday night on a $365,000 settlement for another lawsuit connected to former Douglas Anderson School of the Arts teacher Jeffrey Clayton.
By: Brianna Andrews
With 36% of Americans carrying holiday debt into the new year, financial experts offer strategies to regain control and improve credit health
By: Brianna Andrews
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The government is sending Florida millions of dollars to build new electric vehicle charging stations.
Federal funds aim to provide shelter and support for those impacted by recent hurricanes in Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The U.S.
By: Brianna Andrews
The Georgia Department of Transportation is preparing for the extreme cold weather event by treating highways and bridges as counties brace for snow and ice expected to disrupt travel.
By: Jenese Harris, Brianna Andrews, Scott Johnson
Western Northeast Florida counties like Baker, Bradford and Columbia are expected to face the most severe conditions locally as extreme cold temperatures sweep through Florida over the next few days.
By: Scott Johnson, Brianna Andrews, Chris
Gov. Ron DeSantis issued a state of emergency for Florida on Monday ahead of the rare winter storm as dangerously cold wind chills and prolonged
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