Lauren Dodd is an Education Reporter at Killeen Daily Herald. She covers a range of topics including crime, public health issues like monkeypox, and the impact of natural disasters such as tornadoes, alongside seasonal themes related to Thanksgiving and holidays. Lauren's work has also been featured in Temple Daily Telegram and Giddy.
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Lauren’s coverage focuses on health-related topics, particularly those with a personal or legal angle. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements related to health issues, making her receptive to pitches that offer expert insights into breaking health news and updates in the legal and policy landscape.
Given Lauren's focus on personal experiences with health issues, she may be interested in human-interest stories related to overcoming medical challenges or navigating complex healthcare systems. Pitches offering perspectives from individuals who have faced similar struggles could resonate well with her coverage.
While Lauren does not appear to have a specific geographic focus, it is evident that she has a wide-ranging interest in health topics beyond any particular region.
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