Stephanie Rodriguez is a News Reporter at various outlets, including Houston Style Magazine and KSL TV (Channel 5). She specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, crime and justice, and culture, with a focus on urban design, housing markets, and regional interests. Stephanie's work has been featured in prominent publications like The American Lawyer and the Orlando Sentinel.
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Stephanie's reporting predominantly focuses on local events and community-related topics, with a keen interest in human-interest stories, celebrations, and local news that resonate with the people of Wisconsin. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to heartwarming or impactful local events, community initiatives or issues affecting residents of Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
Considering her coverage attributes and themes covered, pitching stories about unique family traditions or relationships within the Wisconsin community may also pique Stephanie's interest. Additionally, given her attention to evolving stories and crime-related content, she might respond well to pitches involving ongoing developments related to significant local incidents or societal issues impacting the area.
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By: Stephanie Rodriguez
County leaders are set to vote on a cooperative agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc., a planning, engineering and design firm with a track record of major projects across Florida. The contract, which would not exceed $5 million, would run through Sept. 30, 2030.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
The Orlando Dreamers are asking for $975 million in tourist tax funding to build a new 45,000-seat venue. The proposed stadium would be located just north of Aquatica on International Drive.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
New portal makes it easier to obtain official fire protection classification letters
– Orange County could be making changes to how pedicabs operate along International Drive, one of central Florida's most popular tourist corridors.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
A new 60-unit affordable housing community called Buen Vecino, developed by the Osceola Council on Aging in partnership with Osceola County and federal, state, and local partners, is opening in the Buenaventura Lakes area of Kissimmee to provide safe, stable housing for residents age 62 and older earning within set income limits.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
With the first day of school just around the corner, the School District of Osceola County is turning its attention to artificial intelligence. The district is holding a workshop Tuesday focused on AI implementation, giving the School Board an update on how AI is being used to support students, employees and operations.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
State law requires voting equipment be tested
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
The Brevard Public Schools New Teacher Academy is a multi-day orientation and boot camp program that trains approximately 350 incoming and first-year educators annually. The program provides targeted professional development, mentorship alignment, and foundational skills preparation for the school year.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
The district is requesting the Osceola County Commission place a referendum question on the November ballot asking voters to approve or reject an operational millage to help fund both traditional and charter schools.
By: Stephanie Rodriguez
The Kissimmee City Commission is taking up an ordinance that would update criteria for commercial vehicles in residential districts.
