Jenni Lee is an Anchor/Investigative Reporter at KYTX CBS19. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on water management and conservation, as well as mental health. Jenni's work has been featured in prominent outlets including KENS 5, KHOU 11, KVUE MEDIA, and MSN.
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Jenni Lee's coverage focuses on local government announcements, legal issues, and data-driven stories in Texas, with emphasis on areas such as health & wellbeing, agriculture & farming, healthcare & pharmaceuticals. Pitches should focus on providing insights into local policy changes or legal matters impacting these sectors within Texas.
Given the prevalence of data citations in her articles, offering access to new studies or surveys related to topics like weather patterns and environmental impact would be beneficial. Furthermore, experts with knowledge of regional water supply dynamics and conservation efforts could also appeal to Jenni for potential features.
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Travis County is progressing on its mental health diversion center project aimed at treating low-level offenders.
By: Jenni Lee
Who pays when fiber crews damage your property? One Cedar Park couple found out the hard way. AUSTIN, Texas —
Shannon Pleasant contacted the Defenders after seeing our investigation into how a Central Texas family lost their land in what they called an "illegal land grab."
Undine originally said sewer equipment maintenance and repairs were the responsibility of the Greenshores on Lake Austin property owners.
By: Jenni Lee
CTS Mobility, a North Austin tech firm, lost $78,000 due to a fraud scheme exploiting banking gaps, highlighting vulnerabilities businesses face under current laws.
By: Johann Castro, Jenni Lee
Texas faces a looming water crisis, needing $174 billion over 50 years to meet demand, as a growing population and reduced supplies threaten severe drought impacts.
By: Jenni Lee
Cigna Healthcare denied a nerve graft procedure recommended for Cristina Wilcox's hand. She called the KVUE Defenders to get answers.
Water fears persist as data center projects continue to boom throughout the state.
