Helen Acevedo is an Anchor for All Things Considered at WUSF Public Media. She focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, including public security, digital safety, and school safety measures, while also covering transportation and mobility topics. Helen's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WLRN Public Radio & Television, the Miami Times, and Florida International University.
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Helen Acevedo's coverage indicates a focus on local events and issues in Florida, particularly Miami. She frequently covers stories related to community leaders, hate-free society initiatives, public transportation, healthcare, and food insecurity.
Given her emphasis on profiling community leaders and covering societal issues such as hate-free societies and food insecurity rates in South Florida families, she may be interested in pitches that offer firsthand accounts or expert insights into these topics from within the affected communities.
As Helen also covers government announcements and political themes with a 17% coverage rate for Government & Politics topics. Pitches focusing on local government policies or profiles of key political figures relevant to her geographic area might also grab her attention.
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By: Helen Acevedo
A Miami-based company is helping power the future of space exploration. City Labs builds nuclear microbatteries that can generate electricity for decades. The company recently launched its first commercial payload aboard a SpaceX rocket.
By: Helen Acevedo
Last year, Florida recorded its highest number of child drowning deaths, with nearly 120 children losing their lives. Now, health officials warn the state could surpass that tragic milestone, with at least 74 child drownings reported so far this year, including 15 in South Florida.
By: Helen Acevedo
Local law enforcement agencies arrested 178 people for human trafficking and other sex crimes during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami, officials announced this week.
In her new novel, "Shaken to the Core," Miami author Dara Levan explores loss, healing and the search for joy after tragedy. She tells WLRN about the inspiration behind the book, its South Florida connection and the themes that shaped the story.
By: Helen Acevedo
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced a new initiative on Wednesday at Florida International University aimed at improving disaster response statewide.
By: Helen Acevedo
The renaming of Palm Beach County’s international airport has prompted thousands of comments and complaints from the public.
By: Helen Acevedo
The Lake Worth Playhouse has received a $1 million anonymous gift, the largest donation in its history.
By: Sherrilyn Cabrera, Helen Acevedo
The Key West Art in Public Places board has approved funds that could go toward an LGBTQ+ mural project on Duval Street.
By: Helen Acevedo
In Welcome to Miami: Stories of Modern Slavery, Ananya Patel delves into the world of human trafficking — speaking to survivors and advocates about their experiences and cutting through the misconceptions.
By: Helen Acevedo
Palm Beach County’s Republican Party has endorsed Mike Caruso for county clerk of the circuit court and comptroller — despite his child sex abuse charges. Caruso was arrested on Aug. 18 on charges of kidnapping, lewd or lascivious molestation and child abuse. He was then suspended by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
