Leslie Moreno is a journalist based in Washington, D.C. She writes for WUSA-TV and 13News Now, covering local news and events in the District of Columbia and surrounding areas. Her articles focus on a range of topics, including missing persons cases, community issues, and local politics.
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Leslie Moreno's coverage indicates a focus on local news, with particular emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary. Her articles often center around human interest topics such as community support, housing issues, and legal matters.
Given her focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Washington D.C., pitches to Leslie should offer insights from experts or stakeholders directly involved in the events being covered. For example, individuals impacted by housing issues or community support initiatives may be of interest to her reporting.
Stories related to missing persons cases, crime reports within the area she covers could also catch her attention. Additionally, providing perspectives from those affected by humanitarian crises or living conditions will likely resonate with Leslie's coverage preferences.
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By: Leslie Moreno
Police told community members the shooting wasn't random and that it followed a fight of some kind.
Local businesses said they’ve noticed a decrease in customers since the pandas left last November.
Over the next few days staff and pandas will spend as much time together as possible. Getting used to the new faces, sounds and surroundings.
Over the next few days staff and pandas will spend as much time together as possible. Getting used to the new faces, sounds and surroundings.
By: Leslie Moreno
WASHINGTON — The DC Multiagency Public Safety Task Force was back in action in the historic Anacostia neighborhood on Wednesday talking to residents and addressing their concerns.
After months of negotiations to keep the Wizards and Capitals in the DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser wants millions of dollars to buy and own Capital One Arena.
Spencer Peace and Jamar Oliver have gone through many ups and downs with one another. But now they're facing their toughest battle yet: dual cancer diagnoses.
By: Leslie Moreno
Spencer Peace and Jamar Oliver have gone through many ups and downs with one another. But now they're facing their toughest battle yet: dual cancer diagnoses.
By: Leslie Moreno
A Prince George's County voter was shocked and disappointed to see her candidate selection had changed from Kamala Harris to Jill Stein.
By: Leslie Moreno
WASHINGTON — Violence, riots or other unlawful behavior will not be tolerated, the mayor and police chief said as D.C. braces for its first presidential election since the last one which led to the Capitol Riots.
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