Gabriela Rodriguez is a reporter with a focus on local news in El Paso, Texas. She has written for various publications, including Newschannel 9-KTSM, BorderReport, Yahoo News, Niskanen Center, Newsweek, and Las Vegas Weekly. Gabriela covers a range of topics, including community events, traffic accidents, local government news, and human interest stories.
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Gabriela focuses on local news, with an emphasis on events in El Paso and the surrounding areas. She frequently covers a wide range of topics such as traffic accidents, fire incidents, community celebrations, crime, education, family & relationships.
Given her extensive coverage of local events and announcements in El Paso and neighboring areas, she would likely respond well to pitches related to human-interest stories tied to the community's experiences or initiatives. For example: heartwarming tales of resilience after accidents or fires; profiles on individuals making significant contributions to the region; insights into educational challenges facing local students.
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By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Charlie Wilder’s recent solo EP, This Is Bad, feels like stumbling across your old diaries while nursing a hangover you swore you’d never get again. The singer-songwriter is baring it all, delivering a full-fledged musical confessional soaked in a reckless heartache that doesn’t quite leave you when it’s long gone.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
The quiet vastness of the desert creates an ideal setting to experience art, and for 40 years, the Goldwell Open Air Museum has stood as one of Nevada’s most captivating exhibits.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
The Matachines de Ciudad Juárez, also known as Danza del Carrizo, will once again perform at Clark County’s Day of the Dead festival, on November 2 at Winchester Dondero Cultural Center. Photo: Christopher DeVargas
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard plays PH Live at Planet Hollywood on November 8.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
The Las Vegas roller skating scene just keeps getting bigger and better. Just a few months ago we shined a light on our Valley’s active and growing local skate culture—talking to Sin City Roller Derby, curating a skate playlist and even lacing up our own quads to take a spin around Skate Rock City. But this winter, for the first time, wheels are turning on the Strip, thanks to a partnership between skate lifestyle brand Flipper’s World, the Venetian, Tao Hospitality Group and R&B superstar Usher.
Campus squirrels, bats and skunks inhabit the bushes and trees of Texas A&M’s campus and are often noticed by students. Studies in mental health and wildlife suggest that being around animals can boost hormones like serotonin and relieve anxiety. Being no stranger to mental distress, college students can greatly benefit from nature. Squirrels that inhabit...
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Hidden away in Henderson’s low-key Artisan Booze District, the Las Vegas Distillery offers up a personal kind of Vegas experience—a place that is pure vintage charm and brims with serious craft.
By: Gabriela Rodríguez
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The bomb squad is investigating a suspicious package at the National Guard facility in Northeast El Paso, according to the El Paso Police Department. The initial report came…
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
New in Spring Valley, Chamana’s is Dan Krohmer’s latest concept, inspired by his travels to Oaxaca, Mexico.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
In September we caught a Crumbcatcher set at Gold Spike and the energy from their recordings translated effortlessly to the stage.
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