My passion is telling stories, whether about athletes, major events, or an interesting place others should know about. I joined The U.S. Sun in August 2022 as a freelance live blogger and was promoted to live blog reporter in just five months.

As a blogger, I covered major sporting events such as the Super Bowl, NFL Draft, NBA Draft, and the Olympics, as well as prestigious award shows like the Grammys and Emmys.

I was also tasked with covering missing person cases, major outages, and ticket sales for big events, providing updates every 30 minutes.

In July 2024, I was promoted to general assignment reporter, where I wrote over 400 articles covering national news, sports, entertainment, and consumer stories across the United States.

Additionally, I’ve covered breaking news and contributed to live coverage of major events such as elections, debates, and natural disasters.

I consistently delivered high-quality articles that resonated with audiences and drove traffic to The U.S. Sun’s website. This position refined my ability to have a keen eye for detail, a knack for uncovering stories that capture readers' attention, and the ability to work quickly and efficiently under pressure.

Before my time at The U.S. Sun, I was a sports reporter for LNP|LancasterOnline, where I covered local athletics in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I also worked for Temple University's Strategic Marketing and Communications Department, where I created content about students, alumni, faculty, and the happenings around campus.

I am now part of the Fox News Edge team, where I help produce scripts and cut videos for stories that are sent to over 175 affiliates nationwide.

My experience has given me the ability to craft compelling stories and conduct detailed research.