Helen Acevedo is a journalist based in Miami, Florida, focusing on local news and issues. She writes for WLRN Public Radio & Television and WUSF Public Media, covering topics such as community leaders, social issues, politics, and healthcare. Her work has also been featured in the Key Biscayne Independent.
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Helen Acevedo's coverage indicates a focus on local events and issues in Florida, particularly Miami. She frequently covers stories related to community leaders, hate-free society initiatives, public transportation, healthcare, and food insecurity.
Given her emphasis on profiling community leaders and covering societal issues such as hate-free societies and food insecurity rates in South Florida families, she may be interested in pitches that offer firsthand accounts or expert insights into these topics from within the affected communities.
As Helen also covers government announcements and political themes with a 17% coverage rate for Government & Politics topics. Pitches focusing on local government policies or profiles of key political figures relevant to her geographic area might also grab her attention.
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Through May 2, stone crab claws of 2 ⅞ inches may be harvested by fishermen
By: Helen Acevedo
Fort Lauderdale will be feeling the effects of king tides tomorrow.
By: Helen Acevedo
A Spirit Airlines Airbus A321neo aircraft. The airline is based in Broward County.
By: Helen Acevedo
Two South Florida transit services will be providing free transportation to polling locations.
By: Helen Acevedo
When it comes to school zones, the Miami-Dade County Police Department is keeping drivers in check with speed limit cameras.
By: Helen Acevedo
Miami-Dade County’s Teachers union has ratified a new contract agreement after winning recertification as an exclusive bargaining agent last month.
By: Helen Acevedo, Len Kaufman
Aerial image of Horizon Terminal operations with imported cars at Port Everglades
By: Helen Acevedo
The “My Safe Florida Condo” pilot program has reached its application limit. The application launched on Nov. 13.
By: Helen Acevedo
Gerardo “Tata” Martino, started working with the White Herons last year, leading the team to its first two titles and a record breaking 2024 season.
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