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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Tucson, United States (Local)
Not enough data
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.
As Emilee covers a range of topics from immigration to border issues and community events in Tucson and Southern Arizona, she may be interested in receiving relevant information about local initiatives, community programs or human interest stories that align with her areas of focus.
Given the emphasis on Government Announcements in her coverage attributes, offering insights into policies impacting Tucson and Southern Arizona could also capture Emilee's attention. Keep in mind that her geographic focus is limited to the United States, Arizona and specifically Tucson.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
More and more politicians are engaging young voters through social media.
By: Emilee Miranda
As tensions ramp up in the Middle East, here in Tucson the Jewish community is on alert as they enter Rosh Hashanah.
By: Emilee Miranda
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Breaking records for heat in earlier October was not in the cards for organizers of the 51st annual Tucson Meet Yourself.
Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris held a rally in Chandler Thursday night as early voting gets underway in Arizona.
As October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Pima County is working to rebuild its Coordinated Community Response to improve safety and accountability.
The City of Tucson is looking for the community‘s feedback on the proposed station locations as part of the Tucson Rapid Transit project
By: Emilee Miranda
President Biden will be on the Gila River Indian Reservation Friday to formally apologize for the United States’ role in the Native American boarding schools.
The Tucson City Council has approved changes to the ADU code amendment to line up with the state requirements.
A federal judge ruled in favor of Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos after Sgt. Aaron Cross filed a preliminary injunction to be returned to work.
Several transportation companies are offering discounted rides to get voters to the polls for Election Day.
(833) 317-6278 
