Jessica Perez is an Assistant Editor at various media outlets. She specializes in covering culture and society, with a focus on social issues and crime in areas such as Nebraska, Omaha, and Fremont. Jessica's work has been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC, KFFX-TV, Los Angeles Times, KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, Telemundo 15, KETV, and Boyle Heights Beat.
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Jessica Perez's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events, community development, public safety, and advocacy within the Omaha area. She often reports on government announcements, evolving stories related to these themes and also covers topics like family & relationships, education, crime as well as entertainment news.
Given her interest in community development and local events, she may be interested in pitches related to community initiatives or profiles of individuals making a difference in the neighborhood. Pitches could include interviews with key figures involved in local initiatives or experts who can provide insight into trends impacting the Omaha area.
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Proceeds from registration go to Food Bank for the Heartland and staff also collected canned food donations.
By: Jessica Perez
Families of the Stolen (F.O.T.S) hosted its ninth annual Lights of Hope ornament making social Saturday.
By: Jessica Perez
New research shows an increase in life expectancy for Latinos and Hispanics. However, a doctor says this population is also more likely to have high rates of chronic illness and less likely to seek preventative care.
By: Jessica Perez
The Department of Justice makes Omaha Police meet with a civil rights organization in Omaha, known as the League of United Latin-American Citizens (LULAC).
Nebraska Medicine unveils its new Innovation Design Unit, made to bring the future of healthcare to Omaha.
KETV Investigates looked into the number of youth currently under state probation's watch and what enforcement looks like.
As law enforcement agencies start their 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign, 16 agencies hosted a wet lab experiment in the hopes of showing the public the impacts of driving under the influence.
Small businesses share last minute Christmas gifts and why you should stop local this holiday season.
Douglas County Engineer Todd Pfitzer said plows will be out treating for snow until around 7 p.m. Monday . He said thanks to warmer weather crews had more time to prepare for winter.This year's tornado clean-up efforts delayed preparations that normally start in August. TIMELINE: Rain changing to snow by evening rush hour for Omaha area MondayPfitzer said had the first snow event come early like in October, then they wouldn't be ready, but fortunately today they are. "That wind storm did take a lot of our time in August, but we've worked with our maintenance shop working hard focusing on our snow prep, here we are, it's after Christmas, New Year's week and haven't plowed any snow yet," Pfitzer said.Douglas County is responsible for about 140 lane miles of road, while the city of Omaha has around 6,000. Track the weather wherever you are with our Interactive Radar
By: Jessica Perez
Los Angeles fires and winds knocked out power for thousands. Here's what to know about food safety.
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