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Claire Alfree
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Reporter, First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, Orange Park, Palatka
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Biography
I’m proud to work as a storyteller reporting for First Coast News in Jacksonville, Florida. I’m dedicated to using my platform on Good Morning Jacksonville to sharing inspiring features and delivering breaking news before the sun comes up. I previously worked as a reporter for Tegna’s WNEP-TV, Hearst Television’s Washington News Bureau as a Production Assistant in the newsroom and National Investigative Unit. I’m also a freelance journalist and my work has been featured at the Federalist, Radio America, The American Veterans Center, Campus Reform, the Delaware Department of Transportation, and Nexstar’s WDVM Studios. As a Multimedia Journalist and my career goal is to be more than just a trustworthy news anchor, but a journalist that makes a difference in my community through stories for TV, social media and web. I hope through a reporter role, I can start improving the climate of American journalism by building trust with viewers in any market. And continuing my habit of becoming apart of the community I work in, even on my time off. 2023 Boyd Huppert's Storytelling Program 2021 PennACE's Student of the Year 2021 Emma Bowen Foundation Alumni 2021 Fund for American Studies Alumni 2021 The Washington Center Alumni 2020 National Journalism Center Alumni
Performing Arts , General Assignment , Local Businesses , Politics , Crime
Golf.
Content
By Claire Alfree Verified| First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL Verified JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The deadline to file your taxes is fast approaching. Although tax day is next week, the IRS has postponed the due date for both Florida and Georgia residents to May 1 due to last year’s hurricanes. Whether you still have to file or you’re waiting on your tax return, experts with Guardio warn to be careful when opening messages about your taxes. As scammers are taking advantage of the stress people are under during tax season.
New research shows 1 of 3 Gen Z young adults are living with their parents instead of moving out. Here's why
By Claire Alfree Verified| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — One out of three young adults are choosing to keep on living at home with their parents, and an even higher percentage admit they are still financially dependent on their parents just to make ends meet, specifically 50% of young adults. This new data from savings.com shows how today’s inflation is not only impacting them, but also the parents who are still picking up the financial responsibility.
By Claire Alfree Verified| First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL Verified JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Job applications are still open for many retailers all over the First Coast, so if you're looking for a second source of income this holiday season, now is the time to apply. There are more than 1,800 retail positions open, according to Career Source Northeast Florida. Making it the most advertised job occupation among all industries in the region. Companies like Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Winn-Dixie are some of the top stores that add seasonal jobs.
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First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL