Ashley Engle is a Multimedia Journalist at ABC 27. With a focus on public education, regional interest, and business topics, Ashley leverages her background in competitive athletics to forge meaningful connections through storytelling. She has been featured in NewsBreak, WTXL ABC 27, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and WSMV 4 Nashville.
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Ashley Engle's coverage focuses on local news in Quincy, Florida, encompassing community events, weather updates, and government announcements. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers a wide array of topics including crime, renovations, power restoration efforts among others. When reaching out to her with potential story ideas or sources for commentary, consider offering insights related to local community events and initiatives as well as experts from relevant fields such as government officials or professionals involved in renovation projects or disaster management within the Quincy area.
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By: Ashley Engle
ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida is one of many states facing a preschool teacher shortage.
By: Ashley Engle
Experts say children with autism are significantly more likely to wander away from safe environments, and those situations can quickly become dangerous.
By: Ashley Engle
To help them prepare, Seminole County’s Office of Emergency Management officials held a Hurricane Preparedness Seminar for seniors at Brookdale Altamonte Springs, an assisted living facility.
By: Ashley Engle
Last month, Orange County unveiled the conceptual renderings highlighting possible improvements throughout the community.
By: Ashley Engle
For Orange County resident Lissette Osorio, spending the holiday with family is something they look forward to every year.
By: Ashley Engle
“We had 25 lifeguards in the water doing a line search where they’re diving up and down, searching for the person.
By: Ashley Engle
Loved ones and colleagues recall Christopher and Thomas Marier’s lives as the accused driver faces multiple felony counts.
By: Ashley Engle
Now that the holiday crowds have cleared, those temporary no-parking areas have reopened, and beach driving has resumed as normal.
By: Ashley Engle
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — If you visited one of Volusia County's beaches over the Fourth of July weekend, you may have noticed something different.
By: Ashley Engle
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Before attending a national education conference in Central Florida, school leaders volunteered their time to give Flora Ridge
