Brianna Shaw is a multimedia journalist at WCTV. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, special education, and agriculture, with a particular focus on mental health and special needs advocacy. Brianna's work has been featured in various outlets, including KFYR-TV, WWNY TV, WABI TV 5, and ABC 7 WWSB-TV.
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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.
Experts who can provide practical advice for dealing with severe weather conditions or those involved in emergency services should consider reaching out to Brianna regarding potential collaborations for her coverage.
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By: Brianna Shaw
Organizers said this is the first ‘T1D’ STEM camp hosted at the Challenger Learning Center, and they hope to make it a recurring event.
By: Brianna Shaw
In May, a jury found John’Darious Wright, Rahyim Sanders and Tyrell Guinnie guilty of two home invasions that happened the same night at separate locations in September 2023.
By: Jamiya Coleman, Brianna Shaw
John’Darious Wright, Rahyim Sanders and Tyrell Guinnie all received mandatory life sentences because they were convicted of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer.
A free summer camp in Leon County is giving teenagers a chance to build positive relationships while organizers work to prevent youth from becoming involved in crime.
By: Brianna Shaw
Two weeks after powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, students at Florida State University are collecting donations to support families and first responders affected by the disaster.
By: Brianna Shaw
Local first responders spent Saturday walking through the Apalachee Ridge neighborhood as part of an annual effort to identify potential hurricane hazards and help residents prepare for storm season.
Dozens of people spent part of their weekend exploring downtown Tallahassee on foot as a new community group led a hike.
The Leon County Humane Society is asking the community to donate dry dog and cat food as supplies at its Community Pet Pantry continue to dwindle.
By: Mgn Mgn, Brianna Shaw
As a result, southbound traffic on Capital Circle SE is being detoured onto Old St. Augustine Road as officers investigate the crash
By: Brianna Shaw
A Tallahassee restaurant owner is turning her passion for Venezuelan culture into a mission to help families in her home country following recent earthquakes.
