Joe Irizarry is an Afternoon Anchor/Reporter at Delaware Public Media. With over 20 years of experience in news and radio, he covers themes such as agriculture, climate change, and health, while also delving into topics like animal care and consumer travel. Joe's work has been featured in WDEL and Delaware Public Media, showcasing his commitment to environmental and community issues.
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Joe's coverage indicates a focus on local news in Delaware, encompassing government announcements, health and well-being, finance and economy, as well as business and industry. He also covers a wide range of topics including travel, weather, sports betting, healthcare disparities among others.
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2. Government Announcements: Given his coverage attributes heavily favor government announcements and press releases, sources with insights into local governance decisions or policy changes are likely to be valuable for Joe’s reporting.
3. Health & Wellbeing Focus: Stories related to healthcare disparities or advancements in cancer treatment could resonate with Joe's coverage interests.
4. Business & Industry Insights: Offering experts who can speak about economic trends impacting Delaware or significant developments within local industries aligns with Joe's areas of interest.
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Delaware's own Elena Delle Donne is officially inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Delaware is not changing its childhood vaccine guidance despite recent alterations to federal recommendations in an executive order from President Donald Trump.
By: Joe Irizarry
Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester highlights bipartisan legislation passed in Washington to help ease the housing crisis nationwide and in Delaware.
By: Joe Irizarry
Flock cameras are no longer being used in Wilmington. The Flock cameras – which are automated license plate readers – scan license plates and track the vehicles to help in police investigations.
By: Joe Irizarry
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety is joining state and local law enforcement on another to increase high-visibility impaired driving campaign.
By: Joe Irizarry, Isreal Hale
What appears likely to be Dover's first tornado since 2020 caused severe damages to multiple areas and buildings. The National Weather Service is surveying the area to confirm if it was a tornado.
Delaware's unemployment rate drops again in July. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell for the fourth consecutive month hitting 4.8% after landing at 4.9% in June.
By: Joe Irizarry
Delaware's Insurance Commissioner issues a bulletin to insurers to cover accelerated measles, mumps and rubella vaccinations for infants.
By: Joe Irizarry
Despite the Wilmington Planning Commission not recommending rezoning for the proposed Bancroft Parkway Redevelopment, one city councilman is confident this project will move forward.
By: Joe Irizarry
A federal judge grants a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration's demand for CDL driver's personal data.
