Jennifer Torres is a journalist and author based in Florida. She is currently employed as a reporter for GulfLive.com, where she covers local news and events in the state. Jennifer's work has also been featured in CMSWire, covering a range of topics including business, politics, and lifestyle.
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Jennifer Torres' coverage is diverse, encompassing a range of topics with a focus on local events and government-related issues in Florida. She tends to cover sales and marketing, government and politics, as well as crime stories. When pitching to her, consider providing insights or newsworthy developments related to retail businesses, legislative actions within the state of Florida, or significant criminal activities.
Given her interest in sales and marketing along with breaking news announcements, she might be open to pitches about retail industry trends or major business expansions in Florida. Additionally, Jennifer’s coverage also includes extensive reporting on political matters at both local and statewide levels; therefore experts who can provide commentary on these would likely attract her attention.
For sources looking to reach out effectively make sure your pitch aligns with the specific themes covered by Jennifer such as legislation updates at the state level in Florida or noteworthy happenings within the state's retail sector.
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By: Jtorres, Jennifer Torres
Aldi's quiet transformation of Florida's Winn-Dixie stores is leaving employees and communities guessing, as rumors and whispers of changes fuel both excitement and concern.
By: Jtorres, Jennifer Torres
Rumors of Gainesville’s downtown Winn-Dixie transforming into an Aldi have sparked community backlash, with a local petition demanding the store remain a neighborhood fixture.
By: Jtorres, Jennifer Torres
As ALDI pushes forward with its conversion of Winn-Dixie stores, communities in Florida are fighting back with petitions intended to safeguard jobs, customers — and even local culture.
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By: Jennifer Torres, Jtorres
Discover the iconic TV shows that made Florida famous on screen, even if they weren’t always filmed there.
Emergency personnel respond to the scene of a deadly crash on Tuesday, May 14, 2024 near Dunnellon, Fla. The Florida Highway Patrol says a bus carrying farmworkers in central Florida has overturned, killing several people and injuring other passengers. (AP Photo/Alan Youngblood) AP
In 2023, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office initiated an investigation into a violent street gang known as the “Trap Boys.” Polk County Sheriff's Office
By: Jennifer Torres
A new residential tower is rising on the Biscayne Bay waterfront in Miami’s South Brickell neighborhood. Related Group/Integra Investments
By: David Zalubowski, Jennifer Torres
Thanksgiving travel is expected to reach record highs this year, with AAA forecasting over 4.5 million Floridians hitting the road or taking to the skies for the holiday — marking an all-time high for the state — and surpassing last year’s numbers by nearly 112,000 travelers.
By: Jtorres, Jennifer Torres
Discover the latest ALDI Finds for access to limited time only, festive holiday treats this December.
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