Cora Neas is a Digital Journalist at various prominent media outlets. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, health and wellness, crime and justice, and security technology, with a particular focus on litigation and the judicial system. Cora's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, WTNH-TV, WHO-TV, and numerous other respected platforms.
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Cora Neas' coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local news, with a focus on government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation. She covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, LGBTQ+ community, real estate, education and crime.
Given her focus on the local scene in Austin and Texas as well as her interest in diverse subjects such as healthcare and real estate locally, she may be receptive to pitches from experts or professionals directly involved in these areas who can provide unique insights into developments or trends within the region.
For Crime-related articles that are covered frequently by Cora Neas (28%), consider providing information related to crime prevention programs or initiatives that have been successful at the local level. For Government & Politics (21%) focused articles reach out with stories involving key political figures from Texas/Austin area or policies impacting residents directly.
Entertainment News is another theme often covered by Cora Neas (21%). If pitching an entertainment story ensure it's tied to Austin's vibrant music scene or any cultural events happening locally.
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Some local drivers chose to try to push through flooded crossings, risking their vehicles, lives and freedom.
A person was killed in southeast Austin Monday night, according to the Austin Police Department.
By: Cora Neas
With all the recent rain, the creek is now flowing at pre-2020 levels.
Some local drivers chose to try to push through flooded crossings, risking their vehicles, lives and freedom.
A man was killed in southeast Austin Monday night, according to the Austin Police Department.
KXAN previously photographed three sections of the creek in 2022. We returned to those spots this week.
ARA Diagnostic Imaging opened its 18th location in the Austin metro on Wednesday.
Recently published research in the Journal of Texas History reveals that the first anniversary celebration to mark Juneteenth was held in Houston in 1866, not Galveston.
Forty-two wineries in Texas brought home a combined 122 medals from the 2026 Decanter World Wine Awards.
Friday's event was held in the middle of a closed section of East 11th Street. It's where the words “Black Artists Matter” were painted in 2021 and refreshed in 2024.
