McKenna Schueler is a News Reporter at Orlando Weekly. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, law and legal affairs, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on Florida and Orlando. McKenna's work has been featured in Orlando Weekly and Creative Loafing Tampa.
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McKenna’s reporting heavily emphasizes local government and legal policy regulation, particularly in Florida and Orlando. She appears to focus on workers' rights, child labor laws, and other related issues within the state.
Her coverage indicates a strong interest in announcements from government bodies regarding changes to policies or regulations affecting workers’ rights. Therefore, individuals or organizations with insightful perspectives into these topics would likely capture her attention for potential interviews or commentary.
Given McKenna's clear focus on local matters within Florida and Orlando, those who can provide nuanced insights into specific legislative proposals and their potential impact on the community would be most relevant for outreach.
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By: Mckenna Schueler
Orlando Dr. Tamberly McCarus volunteers at a local Christian 'clinic' that is explicitly anti-abortion and not subject to state oversight
By: Mckenna Schueler
Workers joined the young cashier at a local union hall on Tuesday to call on her employer to reinstate her
By: Mckenna Schueler
Orlando's highest-profile Democrat has publicly endorsed Republican Steve Leary, while recently posted campaign finance records show he may be advocating for anti-abortion Republican Austin Arthur as well
By: Mckenna Schueler
The proposed changes to Florida's homestead tax exemption could further burden renters, while offering little in cost savings for homeowners.
By: Mckenna Schueler
Still have your vote-by-mail ballot on-hand? Don't panic. You have options.
By: Mckenna Schueler
USF touted the change as a cost-reduction win for the university.
By: Matt Keller
Florida's abortion rights measure may have not prevailed in Tuesday's election, but it still got more votes than Ron DeSantis.
Well, the votes are in. This year's election cycle saw three competitive races for Orange County commission seats in districts 1, 3 and 5 on the ballot. The Board of County Commissioners, a nonpartisan body, is made up of six commissioners, plus Orange County's mayor, but not all seats were up for election this year.
By: Matt Keller
If it were up to Orange County voters, Florida's abortion rights measure would have succeeded.
By: Mckenna Schueler
'Nobody should have to travel out of state for healthcare.'
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