Brianna Shaw is a journalist based in Tallahassee, Florida, writing for WCTV. With a focus on local news, she covers a wide range of topics including city government, public safety, weather events, and community stories. Brianna aims to provide accurate and timely information to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Brianna Shaw's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in Tallahassee, Florida. She often covers government announcements, evolving stories, and provides expert commentary.
She frequently features topics related to local news, weather, emergency services, crime prevention, transportation issues as well as health and wellbeing. Given her focus on these areas of interest within the local community context in Florida, pitches should highlight relevant expertise or insights related to these specific subjects with a particular emphasis on how they impact the residents of Tallahassee or surrounding areas.
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By: Brianna Shaw
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Sarasota residents returning to their homes for the first time after Hurricane Milton left a path of destruction through the area.
By: Brianna Shaw
Blanco's effort has evolved from a couple of pop-up tents to a drive-through distribution where residents can get the supplies, clothes and food they need.
By: Brianna Shaw
Students have been busy gathering supplies to take to Perry residents affected by the storm thanks to a collaborative effort between the Junior Beta Club and the student council.
By: Brianna Shaw
The Tallahassee Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue Team is back in the Capital City after their deployment to central Florida in the wake of Hurricane Milton.
By: Brianna Shaw
Homecoming festivities kick off at Florida A&M University this weekend, with current students and alumni planning to head to the highest of seven hills for the week-long celebration.
By: Jamiya Coleman
The incident unfolded around 1 a.m. when deputies were dispatched to a local hospital to investigate a shooting involving a pregnant woman, according to the sheriff’s office.
By: Brianna Shaw
People rolled through WCTV’s Pack the Pods donation site with cars full of essentials all day Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The pod was stacked to the very top with items like grills, paper towels and cleaning supplies all for a special delivery Taylor County hurricane survivors.
Family owned farm in Monticello cleans up hurricane damage in time to offer fall festivites. (WCTV) By Brianna Shaw Published: Oct. 28, 2024 at 4:02 PM GMT+1
By: Brianna Shaw
One Tallahassee couple is putting on their annual Halloween themed light show for the community to enjoy this spooky season. They are using all monetary donations to help sick animals in Tallahassee.
THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WCTV) - For the past 15 years, a man in Thomasville has gone all out for Halloween by offering a haunted house for the community to enjoy.
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