Amanda DeVoe is an Anchor/Reporter for WJXT, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. With a passion for storytelling, Amanda covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, safety, and human interest stories. She strives to keep the community informed and engaged through her reporting.
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Amanda Devoe's coverage is heavily focused on local events, traffic safety, and community outreach in the Jacksonville area. She often includes data and covers evolving stories related to family & relationships, culture & society, and entertainment news. If you have information about local events or initiatives related to these topics in the Jacksonville area, Amanda may be interested in covering them.
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The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is giving people a new way to grab a meal using an autonomous vehicle.
By: Marcela Camargo, Amanda DeVoe, Anne Maxwell
2 sides fail to reach deal on new contract by Sept. 1 deadline Baptist & Florida Blue
By: Amanda DeVoe
The Jacksonville City Council's Public Safety Committee will consider Tuesday two bills -- totaling $2.5 million -- that are part of that proposal.
By: Amanda Devoe
As summer comes to an end, many families are planning those final beach trips. One of those beaches is American Beach on Amelia Island. There is a good chance, many of the people who visit, don’t know the storied history of what was once one of the only Black beaches in our area.
MaVynne Betsch, affectionally known as The Beach Lady, helped make sure the beach's history wasn't forgotten
AAA just released its fall travel report, and, as expected, prices are down.
Linda Bolger's FAST swim program teaches people to swim using life jackets
By: Amanda Devoe
Melanated Growers held its 2nd annual conference at the University of North Florida over the weekend.
By: Amanda DeVoe, Erik Avanier
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hours after Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida's Big Bend as a Category 4 storm, Jacksonville area residents were seeing the damage from the outer bands that swept over much of Northeast Florida.
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