Halena Sepulveda is a Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News 13 Orlando. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as water conservation, environmental engineering, and education systems. Halena's work has been featured in Spectrum News 1, Bay News 9, Capital Tonight, Spectrum News, and NewsBreak.
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Halena's coverage is rooted in local community and social issues, often featuring expert commentary and data citations. When reaching out to her, consider providing insights from experts or professionals directly involved in the topics she covers.
Given Halena's focus on culture & society, family & relationships, as well as health-related issues within the local context of New York (including Syracuse), pitches should center around these themes. Topics that resonate with her work include education, climate impact on plants and animals in the area, support for veterans and their families, societal challenges faced by different communities within New York State such as women of color fighting breast cancer or indigenous cultures.
It would be beneficial to ensure that any outreach aligns with a localized perspective relevant to New York or at least the United States.
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CLEVELAND — Members from Conserve Ohio are protesting what they call a “data center bubble” taking over the Buckeye State.
CLEVELAND — It's officially election season here in Ohio as Tuesday marks the first day of early voting.
By: Halena Sepulveda
Tuesday marked the first day of early voting across the Buckeye State.
CLEVELAND — Dave Fath has been selling at farmers markets for a long time. “Going on 24 years now,” said Dave Fath, owner of Grainman. His reason has always been the same.
By: Halena Sepulveda
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — The love for President Donald Trump and other Republican officials was palpable on Monday evening.
Ahead of midterm elections, the president visited Youngstown to show support for Republican candidates.
CLEVELAND — For Cleveland Browns fans, getting to the game at the new stadium should be the easy part.
CLEVELAND — Ohio is seeing another year of high political spending as candidates continue to spend on campaign ads ahead of the November election.
Republican candidate Keith Faber and Democratic candidate John Kulewicz faced off in Youngstown
Research from the Civic Center found that only 27% of 18-year-olds in Ohio are registered to vote, making that education crucial in getting them to the ballot box.
