Jamie Warren is a reporter at ABC15, proudly telling stories in her hometown of Phoenix, Arizona. Her reporting focuses on regional issues, including food insecurity and childhood hunger, while also covering topics like inflation and the impacts of the coronavirus. Jamie's work has been featured in KGUN 9 On Your Side and ABC15 Arizona.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Jamie Warren's coverage indicates a focus on local news in Arizona, particularly in Phoenix. She covers a wide range of topics such as infrastructure, education, holidays, pets and the economy with an emphasis on family & relationships, business, human resources & employment.
Given this diverse coverage area and strong reliance on data and government announcements for her articles, Jamie may be interested in pitches featuring local businesses making significant contributions to the community or providing innovative solutions in any of the covered topics. Pitches focusing on educational initiatives or programs that benefit families could also resonate well with her coverage.
Additionally, given her attention to seasonal events and government announcements related to infrastructure projects like ADOT improvements, she may respond positively to story ideas regarding upcoming community events or developments impacting local residents.
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By: Jamie Warren
There's no state law regulating extreme heat policies in schools
They want to get rid of the ‘sunrise to sunset’ rule at Camelback Mountain
Learn more about the latest Phoenix area weather forecast and conditions with Most Accurate Forecast from ABC15.
By: Jamie Warren
The Arizona Science Center is one of four science centers across the country chosen to help conduct research through a nationwide project working to find solutions for the extreme heat.
By: Jamie Warren
35th Avenue and Indian School Road was once named the second most dangerous train crossing in the country
The national program looks at student state test scores over the past two years and overall growth in those scores
By: Jamie Warren
'The scary part of this industry is that in the next 10 years, 41% of the contractors are going to be retiring and I don't think there are enough people to fill those spots'
Gilbert town council will vote on Wednesday on whether or not to raise the sales tax from 1.5% to 2%
Valley of the Sun YMCA locations across Maricopa County have set up mock polling stations
Polling from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that 6 out of 10 adults in the U.S. are currently taking a prescription medication, but one-quarter of them are having difficulty affording it.
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