Jennifer Cabrera is an editor, owner, and reporter at her own publication. She covers a diverse range of topics including public education, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on events and conferences related to construction and real estate across North America and Latin America. Jennifer's work has been featured in the Brownstone Institute, JD Supra, and NewsBreak.
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Jennifer's coverage mainly focuses on local news, including crime, weather updates, and community events in the United States with a specific focus on Florida and Newberry. Pitches for stories should be centered around these themes and topics to align with her coverage. Sources who can provide insights into local government decisions, community issues or analysis of crime trends in the area are likely to catch her attention.
Given Jennifer's emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and government announcements at a local level, she may find value in pitches that offer exclusive access to information about ongoing investigations or developments within the local justice system. Additionally, experts who can provide context around significant weather patterns affecting the region could also be of interest.
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By: Jennifer Cabrera
ALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. – The Alachua County Sheriff's Office (ASO) has identified 27 automated license-plate readers that must be removed from state highway rights-of-way within 30 days under a directive issued Monday by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), Sheriff Chad Scott announced.
The announcements included an award of $150,000 through the Defense Reinvestment Grant Program to UF/IFAS to increase food security—a core pillar of national security—by mapping the Florida AgTech ecosystem and building an integrated framework that connects Florida is for Veterans Inc., statewide workforce development initiatives, farmers, AgTech companies, startups, manufacturers, venture capitalists, and public agencies to accelerate the creation and adoption of technologies suited to Florida.
By: Jennifer Cabrera
Beginning Tuesday, September 1, 2026, visit any participating Scooter's Coffee location and round up your purchase. Donations will be collected throughout the month of September, so you can help make dreams come true every time you Scoot On Around® to Scooter's Coffee! To donate, you must order and pay at the store; mobile order ahead transactions and third-party delivery orders are not eligible.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Modern ham radio offers an expansive world of hobby electronics, global competitions, and high-tech experimentation. The Gainesville Amateur Radio Society invites the public to a free presentation on Saturday, September 5th, at noon at the Headquarters Library in downtown Gainesville for an interactive look back at the evolution of radio communications.
By: Jennifer Cabrera
“Floridians should take this opportunity to ensure they are prepared for the remainder of hurricane season,” said FDEM Executive Director Jared W. Perdue. “FDEM encourages residents to know their evacuation zone, make a family disaster plan, and build an emergency kit to save time, money, and stress now – before a storm threatens the state.”
Melvin Jerome Patterson, 72, was arrested yesterday for allegedly raping his housemate, along with threatening her with a dagger-like knife and preventing her from leaving.
Residential curbside collection of solid waste, recycling, and yard trash will continue on its regular schedule and will not be affected by the holiday. The Hazardous Waste Collection Center and the Leveda Brown Environmental Park and Transfer Station also will be open during their regularly scheduled hours on Monday.
By: Jennifer Cabrera
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Project YouthBuild AmeriCorps has selected 32 students for its Class of 2027 from nearly 100 applicants, following a competitive selection process.
By: Jennifer Cabrera
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Kivi Jacquis Ellis, 31, has been sentenced to 75 years in prison after entering a plea of nolo contendere to fatally shooting a woman and an infant and attempting to kill a third victim.
By: Jennifer Cabrera
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – At the August 27 General Policy Committee (GPC) meeting, the Gainesville City Commission moved forward with eliminating historic buffers in an area east of the intersection of University Avenue and 13th Street; they also scheduled a discussion on Automated License Plate Readers (Flock cameras), proposed another subcommittee, and scheduled a discussion on changing the City's seal and flag.
