Jessica Orozco is an All Media Journalist at various outlets including The Lima News and Yahoo News. She covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and societal issues, with a particular focus on accessibility, civil rights, and mental health. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent publications such as WCPO 9 News, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Dayton Daily News.
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Jessica Orozco primarily focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and government & politics in the Springfield area of Ohio. Her coverage attributes indicate that she is likely to respond well to pitches related to breaking news stories, evolving local government announcements, and ongoing crime-related developments.
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By: Jessica Orozco
Barbara Fidler was on the phone with her husband when he pulled up to a horrific sight on I-70: the body of a 20-year-old college student who had stepped in front of a semi truck. Distraught by the scene, Fidler is now raising money to support the young man's family.
By: Jessica Orozco
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is denying responsibility in the suicide of a Springfield Haitian student, whose family and advocates say died after being forced to wear an ankle monitor.
By: Jessica Orozco
For months, fear of what comes next has hung over Springfield's Haitian community as the loss of Temporary Protected Status threatens to send thousands back to a nation in turmoil.
By: Jessica Orozco
The Clark County prosecutor declined to file any criminal charges against Springfield City Manager Bryan Heck for an alleged sexual assault incident involving another employee following an investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
One person is facing charges following a hit-and-run that killed a 50-year-old in Springfield Friday, Sept. 4.
By: Jessica Orozco
Springfield leaders and residents are mourning the death of a Wright State student whose family says he died by suicide following the psychological toll of being forced to wear an ICE ankle monitor.
By: Jessica Orozco
A fundraiser to support the family of a young man who they said died by suicide following the psychological toll of being forced to wear an ICE ankle monitor is gaining traction, with almost $24,000 raised.
By: Jessica Orozco
“We will never forget.”
By: Jessica Orozco
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Sherrod Brown centered his Saturday, Sept. 12 campaign stop in Springboro on lowering everyday costs, pitching voters at the Aron Wright House on his record while taking aim at opponent Sen. Jon Husted.
By: Jessica Orozco
It was a somber evening at Springfield City Hall Saturday, Sept. 12, when more than 80 people gathered to remember Pierre Damas Bel, whose family says he died by suicide due to the anguish of wearing an ICE ankle monitor.
