Cindy Gonzalez is a News Reporter at the Money Section. She covers a diverse array of topics, including development, housing, health and wellness, travel and tourism, as well as business and economics, reflecting her commitment to reporting on issues that affect communities. Cindy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Lincoln Journal Star, Sioux City Journal, and Omaha World-Herald, among others.
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Cindy's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and press releases, often related to state-specific topics such as education, economic development, and health. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or perspectives from local officials, community leaders, or experts with specific knowledge of Nebraska’s political landscape.
Her articles also cover a range of topics including business parks and child nutrition programs. Therefore, individuals who can provide unique insights into these areas within the context of Nebraska are more likely to capture her attention.
As Cindy has a clear geographic focus on Nebraska (United States), sources based in Omaha or with deep knowledge of the region's political dynamics would be well-positioned for successful outreach.
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By: Cindy Gonzalez
On what would have been Malcolm X’s 101st birthday, leaders of the city in which the slain human rights activist was born revealed new details about a possible $120 million revamp of the campus that marks the historical icon’s birthplace.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — The nation's top housing official was in Omaha Thursday, promoting Trump administration strategies to increase homeownership by cutting “red tape” for builders and rebuilding troubled neighborhoods via “opportunity zone” incentives.
OMAHA — A historic 11-story structure in South Omaha — a landmark that was once the epicenter of the world's largest livestock and meatpacking market — turns a century old this month.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — A historic 11-story structure in South Omaha — a landmark that was once the epicenter of the world’s largest livestock and meatpacking market — turns a century old this month. On Thursday, the Livestock Exchange Building’s current anchor tenant, OneWorld Community Health Centers, celebrates the milestone with an open house and display of […]
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — A historic 11-story structure in South Omaha — a landmark that was once the epicenter of the world’s largest livestock and meatpacking market — turns a century old this month. On Thursday, the Livestock Exchange Building’s current anchor tenant, OneWorld Community Health Centers, celebrates the milestone with an open house and display of […]
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — A key manager of a Nebraska program that's investing multimillions into historically disadvantaged North and South Omaha neighborhoods has left state government to join the administration of Omaha Mayor John Ewing Jr.
LINCOLN — Nebraska's largest statewide business lobbying group will have a familiar face at the helm in mid-July, following a recent stretch of leadership turnover.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
LINCOLN — Two Nebraskans are among 39 state lawmakers selected to participate in a bipartisan training program that each year “identifies and assists promising state leaders” in the Midwest.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — With a national spotlight and economic impact set to hit Omaha this week with the start of the men's College World Series, a lineup of
By: Cindy Gonzalez
A dozen top law enforcement and elected officials in Nebraska gather for a news conference June 8, 2026, at the Omaha home of the NCAA men’s College World Series to urge vigilance about human traffickers who prey during big events. Gov. Jim Pillen is at the microphone.
