Cindy Gonzalez is a News Reporter at the Money Section. She covers a diverse range of topics including development, housing, consumer health, and urban art, with a focus on construction and real estate. Cindy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Sioux City Journal, KMTV 3 News Now, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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Cindy's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and press releases, often related to state-specific topics such as education, economic development, and health. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or perspectives from local officials, community leaders, or experts with specific knowledge of Nebraska’s political landscape.
Her articles also cover a range of topics including business parks and child nutrition programs. Therefore, individuals who can provide unique insights into these areas within the context of Nebraska are more likely to capture her attention.
As Cindy has a clear geographic focus on Nebraska (United States), sources based in Omaha or with deep knowledge of the region's political dynamics would be well-positioned for successful outreach.
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By: Cindy Gonzalez
‘We have not forgotten’: Protests continue as ICE detention facilities expand
‘We have not forgotten': Protests continue as ICE detention facilities expand ‘This began in 1492' Solidarity appreciated
By: Cindy Gonzalez
Nebraska Examiner reports protests continue against the expansion of an ICE detention facility in McCook, Nebraska, with nearly 300 rallying for migrants' rights.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
Nebraska Examiner reports protests continue against the expansion of an ICE detention facility in McCook, Nebraska, with nearly 300 rallying for migrants' rights.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
LINCOLN — Firefighters and rescue personnel in Nebraska's capital city reportedly racked up $7.2 million in overtime pay last year, an amount the state auditor described as “staggering.”
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — The scene was seared into John Folsom's mind. On a visit to Bethesda Naval Hospital around 2010, he met a young soldier severely brain-damaged by a war device that exploded near his head during a mission in Iraq.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
A $10 million Omaha residential facility for combat-maimed vets, the Dunham House, aims to heal wounds that medicine can't
A dedication event for the Dunham House in Omaha, a long-term assisted living facility for veterans severely maimed in combat, kicked off Friday with a flag ceremony. The 30-unit residential
A dedication ceremony at the Dunham House Friday in Omaha coincided with the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The official opening is expected later this year.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — The head of U.S. Homeland Security was in Omaha Monday nurturing partnerships he said helped send roughly $120 million in federal disaster
