Julia Rosier is a Senior Multimedia Journalist at WNYO-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, law and legal affairs, healthcare systems, and transportation, with a particular focus on issues affecting North America and Latin America. Julia's work has been featured in outlets such as FOX 55/27 Illinois, KHQA, WICS-TV, and News 12.
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Julia's coverage focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and social issues in Illinois. She covers a range of topics including holiday travel, police response, state agencies, child advocacy and infrastructure improvement.
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Fire officials received a call at 2:16 p.m. at a facility on Bronxdale Avenue that houses auto parts. They also responded to a separate fire at an Amtrak transformer about a quarter mile away. Multiple vehicles were also on fire there.
Dariel Vasquez was with a team of six state parks workers who were cutting trees and digging fire lines in the woods off East Shore Road on the border of New York and New Jersey.
Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus hoped that more progress would've been made as firefighters continued to fight the wildfire over the weekend.
By: Julia Rosier, Jennifer Vargas
The Carver Center in Port Chester hosted a Thanksgiving food distribution to families ahead of the holiday.
By: Julia Rosier
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About 40 students are participating in the sleepout to learn and advocate for the homeless.
AAA is encouraging drivers to leave early in the morning this week. It is expecting traffic to be worse in the Hudson Valley in the afternoons.
Police say the female was walking through ShopRite parking lot and was hit by a vehicle backing up.
The village hosted a meeting to share their efforts and get feedback from the community.
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