Syeda Abbas is a reporter for KVOA-TV in Tucson, Arizona, with a focus on local news. Her work has also appeared on WDAF-TV FOX4, WTNH-TV, and WOIO. Syeda covers a wide range of topics, including community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the local Tucson community.
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Syeda Abbas's coverage in Tucson, Arizona focuses heavily on local community events, charity efforts, and health-related topics. She frequently covers stories related to family & relationships, education, and health & wellbeing.
Based on her article titles and themes covered, Syeda would likely respond well to pitches related to local community events, human interest stories featuring acts of heroism or charitable efforts within the Tucson area. Additionally, she might be interested in features about health issues affecting the local population or uplifting stories that promote mental wellbeing.
Given her focus on government announcements and evolving stories alongside a strong emphasis on family & relationships as well as education themes; consider reaching out with localized educational initiatives or programs supporting families within the Tucson community.
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By: Syeda Abbas
News 12's Syeda Abbas touredthe exhibit Historias: The Stories Behind the Images at the Museum of Bronx History, where photos speak a thousand words.
By: Syeda Abbas
News 12 reached out after several residents said that the potholes have been making their everyday lives miserable.
Residents are able to find fresh produce and health resources at a cheaper price compared to shopping at a grocery store.
By: Sequoia Cumming, Syeda Abbas
EMS responded to the scene near West 20th Street and Sherman Avenue in Inwood just before 9 p.m. Sunday.
By: Syeda Abbas
Customers tell News 12 that they found out about the closure at the end of September through social media.
There was a rally Oct. 2 outside of City Hall demanding the city provide the more than 40 day care providers with 20 weeks of pay.
In the footage obtained by News 12, the thief is wearing a red hat and dark colored clothing. He gets out of the car, walks up to the porch and takes the package.
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By: Cruger Ave, Syeda Abbas
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News 12 saw the e-scooters on Swinton and Miles avenues, but it's just one of the many locations that residents said they find scooters laying around.
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