Saleen Martin is a Features Writer at USA Today. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail analytics, food safety, and beverage production, with a keen interest in the food and beverage industry. Saleen's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Finger Lakes Times, Daily Press, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Saleen Martin's coverage leans heavily towards human interest stories, with a focus on heartwarming and inspiring narratives. She often covers evolving or breaking news stories related to family and relationships as well as entertainment news.
Given her focus on heartwarming and inspirational content, she may be interested in pitches that highlight personal triumphs, community support initiatives, or uplifting events within the United States. Stories about individuals overcoming adversity or making a positive impact could resonate with her audience.
She also covers evolving stories extensively, so if you have access to developing human-interest stories featuring strong emotional elements, Saleen might find them of interest.
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By: Saleen Martin
Keene, New Hampshire-based grocery store chain Piggly Wiggly is closing locations, according to online listings and news reports.
By: Saleen Martin
Texas Roadhouse is addressing online assertions that employees are tampering with Black diners' food, calling the allegations a hoax and saying it is hiring a third-party firm to investigate them.
A woman who died during the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City has been identified nearly 25 years later, as investigators, for the first time, used forensic investigative genetic genealogy to do so.
The employee is also accused of pushing the driver in the chest before the stabbing happened, according to police.
In a air traffic recording obtained by CBS News and ATC, the ill Delta captain can be heard letting controllers know about the dire situation.
By: Saleen Martin
A Delta Air Lines captain recently suffered a medical emergency and had to divert a Boston-bound plane to Michigan so he could get to a hospital.
A judge ruled Churchβs Texas Chicken must pay $20K to Alabama woman who sued over second-degree burns she received from the chain's food.
By: Hannah Hudnall, Saleen Martin, John Tufts
7 Brew has opened new coffee stands in Indianapolis and Mooresville as the chain continues its rapid expansion. Here's where to get your fix.
As the end of summer approaches, restaurants and businesses are continuing to expand, including Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers.
Horizon Organic Dairy manufactured the organic, lowfat milk and recalled some cases in early August.
