Elizabeth Biro is a Multimedia Journalist for WINK News, focusing on local news in the Fort Myers area of Florida. She covers a wide range of topics, including environmental conservation, community events, public safety, and local development. With a keen eye for storytelling, Elizabeth brings important local stories to the forefront and keeps the community informed.
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Fort Myers, Florida, United States (Local)
Elizabeth Biro's coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Southwest Florida. She frequently includes data and government announcements in her articles, indicating a reliance on official sources for information. Her themes center around scientific topics and family & relationships, while she often covers events related to weather, holidays, community events, and conservation efforts.
When reaching out to Elizabeth Biro with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights from reputable local authorities or relevant organizations involved in the covered issues. Topics related to weather patterns affecting Southwest Florida communities could also be of interest to her audience. Additionally, providing human-interest stories that align with her focus on family & relationships may resonate well with her readership.
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Summer is here, and that means many of us love to head out on the water, but things aren’t looking the prettiest.
Wade Wilson was convicted for the brutal strangling of Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz in Cape Coral five years ago.
Sheriff Carmine Marceno said a drug deal gone wrong in Three Oaks Park left one dead and the gunman on the loose.
By: Elizabeth Biro
While playing for the minor league team, the Charlotte Rangers, Craig Monroe is accused of starting to abuse the woman when she was just 12 years old.
On the shoreline, locals and visitors try to enjoy their day at Blind Pass Beach in Sanibel, but in the back of their minds, their hearts break, knowing what happened Tuesday.
After one developer's actions, the filled-in swale's water floods acres of Buckingham neighbor's properties.
By: Elizabeth Biro
No one feels comfortable with a bill increase, let alone the individuals in one apartment complex who are now paying triple for their water.
The Maurers don’t live on waterfront property, but Tuesday night, it looked like it.
What do you get when you mix McDonalds, Walmart and a stolen U-Haul truck? A great police chase video.
Voter registration often reflects population growth or decline.
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