Pauline Smith is a journalist based in Houston, Texas, writing for KHOU 11. With a focus on local news and human interest stories, Pauline's articles cover a range of topics including lifestyle, culture, and current events. Her work has also been featured in WFAA.
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Houston, Texas, United States (Local)
Pauline Smith's coverage is diverse, encompassing topics such as personal finance, health, and seasonal events. She often references data in her articles, making it clear that she values evidence-based reporting.
Given the local focus on Houston and Texas, pitches related to local economic trends or college-related news specific to these areas could be particularly relevant for Pauline. Additionally, since she covers a wide range of topics from allergies to technology and immigration issues, providing localized insights or stories within these themes might resonate with her readership.
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- Local initiatives improving air quality in Houston
- Impact of social media use on mental health in the Texas community
These would likely align well with Pauline's interests.
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New numbers on road rage shows Houston leading in every category. HOUSTON — A new report has Houston leading the way in a disturbing category -- road rage.
New research shows just what happens to your heart when you get angry.
By: Pauline Smith
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A rumored deal with Netflix has some football fans seeing red. HOUSTON — When the NFL put a playoff game last season on the streaming service Peacock , some fans were up in arms.
HOUSTON — Sticker shock is nothing new -- companies often lure customers in with low advertised price but when the bill comes there are a bunch of fees tacked on.
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