Emilee Miranda is a reporter for KOLD 13 News, with a focus on local news in Tucson, Arizona. Emilee's work has also appeared in various publications such as the Arizona Capitol Times, White Mountain Publishing LLC, Payson Roundup, River City Newspapers, and the Arizona Daily Star. She covers a wide range of topics, including education, immigration, community events, and environmental issues.
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Emilee Miranda's coverage focuses primarily on local news, including government announcements, community events and issues related to family & relationships, crime, education and politics. When reaching out to her with potential story ideas or sources, consider pitches centered around these local themes.
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Tucson rang in the new year with the 10th annual Taco Drop in the downtown area.
By: Emilee Miranda
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - As 2025 starts, Tucson-area realtors are providing a fresh insight into what Pima County’s housing market might look like.
Authorities are investigating an accident in a neighborhood on the southwest side that left a child dead on Friday, Jan. 3.
By: Emilee Miranda
A business in the Tucson area was rocked by a theft just weeks before the annual gem shows.
By: Emilee Miranda
For the past several months, Pima County has started to see some signs of success in their security patrols along the Chuck Huckleberry Loop.
By: Emilee Miranda
Deputies say an 11-year-old girl was killed when she was hit by a pickup truck while riding a scooter.
By: Emilee Miranda
By 13 News Staff and Published Jan. 9, 2025 at 6:26 AM GMT+1 | Updated 15 minutes ago
By: Emilee Miranda
Warming fire risks in southern Arizona go up as temperatures come down
By: Emilee Miranda
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - More money is coming to Tucson and Pima County to promote the development of affordable housing.
Southern Arizona utility providers are reassuring residents of their strategies for wildfire mitigation.
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