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Liz Alesse

Liz Alesse

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Vice President, ABC Audio

Washington

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Total articles 39

  • Government’s coronavirus response included $1.4 billion sent to dead people: Report

    By Cheyenne Haslett Verified, Anne Flaherty Verified, Sarah Kolinovsky Verified, Liz Alesse| WEIS-FM (Centre, AL) Verified Kameleon007/iStockBy CHEYENNE HASLETT, ANNE FLAHERTY, SARAH KOLINOVSKY and LIZ ALESSE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) — In a sweeping look at the Trump administration’s handling of the coronavirus crisis, a congressional watchdog released a report on Thursday noting how “incomplete” COVID-19 testing data reported by the federal government complicated tracking and stopping the virus, while hastily enacted CARES Act economic programs were ripe for fraud, waste and abuse.

    By Cheyenne Haslett Verified, Anne Flaherty Verified, Sarah Kolinovsky Verified, Liz Alesse · WEIS-FM (Centre, AL)

    Jun. 25, 2020

  • Where's the money? Most Americans still waiting for COVID-19 stimulus boost.

    By Liz Alesse, Sarah Kolinovsky Verified, Cheyenne Haslett Verified, Sophie Tatum Verified| ABC News Verified It's been more than three weeks since the $2 trillion CARES Act was signed into law, but the vast majority of those who qualify for economic relief -- some in multiple categories -- have yet to see their share. Last week, the IRS began depositing money into the bank accounts of those who meet the federal government's income qualifications for direct payments, and some Americans who receive unemployment benefits began receiving an additional $600 a week.

    By Liz Alesse, Sarah Kolinovsky Verified, Cheyenne Haslett Verified, Sophie Tatum Verified · ABC News

    Apr. 14, 2020

  • With constitutional questions murky, some churches continue to defy restrictions on gatherings

    By Liz Alesse| ABC News Verified As more states hunker down to combat the spread of novel coronavirus, some houses of worship around the country are still holding services -- either in direct defiance of executive orders, in areas where governors have carved out special religious exemptions, or in states that have yet to crack down on social gatherings. At least 11 states are currently enforcing statewide stay-at-home orders or bans on mass gatherings with some version of a religious exemption.

    By Liz Alesse · ABC News

    Apr. 05, 2020

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ABC Audio

ABC Audio is America’s premier source for radio news, entertainment content, and podcasts and winner of five 2023 Edward R. Murrow Awards, including Overall Excellence in Radio.

New York, United States