Liz Dufour is a photojournalist at the Cincinnati Enquirer. She specializes in topics such as pets, veterinary issues, and both analog and digital photography, showcasing her expertise in cameras and photography equipment. Liz's work has been featured in notable outlets including 77 WABC Radio, USA TODAY, and the Galveston County Daily News.
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Liz Dufour’s coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Cincinnati area, with an emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage. She also covers a wide range of themes including government & politics, health & wellbeing, education, and entertainment news.
Given her focus on local events and evolving stories in Cincinnati, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming local events or developments within the community. Pitches that tie into topics such as government & politics at the local level or initiatives addressing mental health among children are also likely to resonate with her coverage.
Sources who can offer insights into local issues affecting Cincinnati, particularly those related to governance, healthcare policies or educational reforms may find success in pitching ideas for collaboration. Since Liz's geographic focus is specific (Cincinnati), relevant localized expertise will enhance outreach efforts.
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Middle schoolers attend what was previously an elementary school as CPS makes changes for the new school year.
Black leaders of Cincinnati hosted a rally on Fountain Square to respond to criticisms from Republicans.
We have watched Fiona's every move since she was born premature at just 29 pounds. Enjoy photos of Fiona through the years.
By: Liz Dufour
Liz Dufour started her career in photography in Guam and ended up in Cincinnati. She doesn't regret a moment.
By: Liz Dufour
Enquirer photographer Liz Dufour is retiring after 42 years. Her "happy place" is the Cincinnati Zoo. Check out her favorite shots over the years.
Bald eagles who don't fly and a reptile that delivers live births. Some of these critters will surprise you.
By: Keely Brown, Liz Dufour, Cara Owsley
Gladys is a mom! The Cincinnati Zoo's 12-year-old gorilla has given birth to her first baby.
