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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On Monday, students responded to the letter sent to students and faculty on Sunday, addressing the continued protests, which she called ‘unlawful.'
By: Leslie Moreno
Kourtni Smith, 34, was told she wouldn't make it past Christmas. But she's still here, in out and of hospitals, advocating for changes to cancer screenings.
By: Leslie Moreno
Montgomery County officials said the June 1 date is because of the inconsistent weather in May.
By: Leslie Moreno
From her hospital bed, 34-year-old Kourtni Smith is saying goodbye in case she doesn't have another chance. (Source: WUSA, KOURTNI SMITH, USPSTF, CNN)
By: Leslie Moreno
From her hospital bed, 34-year-old Kourtni Smith is saying goodbye in case she doesn't have another chance. (Source: WUSA, KOURTNI SMITH, USPSTF, CNN)
Nearly 300 names were added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
The Animal Welfare League of Arlington's chief said the bear seen in DC and Arlington appears to be a juvenile male heading north.
By: Leslie Moreno
Countless blog headlines are claiming White had been fired following the video, which is false.
By: Leslie Moreno, Marquis White Said
In the video, White said he asked 4-5 of his students who he calls “besties” for help.
By: Leslie Moreno
In the video, White said he asked 4-5 of his students who he calls “besties” for help.
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