McKenna Schueler is a General News Reporter at Orlando Weekly. She focuses on state and local government, workers' rights, and various aspects of public policy, including elections and corporate finance. Her work has also been featured in Creative Loafing Tampa Bay and other notable publications.
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McKenna’s reporting heavily emphasizes local government and legal policy regulation, particularly in Florida and Orlando. She appears to focus on workers' rights, child labor laws, and other related issues within the state.
Her coverage indicates a strong interest in announcements from government bodies regarding changes to policies or regulations affecting workers’ rights. Therefore, individuals or organizations with insightful perspectives into these topics would likely capture her attention for potential interviews or commentary.
Given McKenna's clear focus on local matters within Florida and Orlando, those who can provide nuanced insights into specific legislative proposals and their potential impact on the community would be most relevant for outreach.
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By: McKenna Schueler
The Florida Realtors Association, a politically influential industry trade group that lobbied the Florida Legislature to kill Orange County’s temporary
Orlando police on Wednesday arrested Dale Smith Jr., the ex-fiancé of a young mother from Orlando who went missing 15 years ago, on a charge of second-degree murder in connection to her disappearance.
By: McKenna Schueler
Thrill the World Orlando is raising funds to benefit The Pregnancy Center of Winter Park, an anti-abortion facility that seeks to deter pregnant people
Dr. Phillips is angling for a multimillion-dollar glow-up. Orange County commissioners, over the course of a five-hour meeting Monday, moved forward with
Florida Democratic U.S Senate candidate Angie Nixon returned to Orlando Tuesday to hold a town hall with Disney World employees.
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By: McKenna Schueler
As Orlando Weekly previously reported, Breakthru Beverage paid a professional “union avoidance” firm more than $375,000 to convince Breakthru drivers in Florida and in California not to join the Teamsters, according to federal disclosure reports filed with the U.S. Department of Labor.
By: McKenna Schueler
Healthcare costs for teachers, counselors and other staff in Orange County Public Schools could be going up in the near future, but how much is still to be determined.
By: McKenna Schueler
Orange County announced Tuesday that it has exceeded its expectations for a medical debt relief initiative that the county first kicked off in 2024.
By: McKenna Schueler
U.S. House Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), arguably one of the most high-profile politicians in the country, joined Florida’s U.S. Senate candidate
