Camila Pereira is a video journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida. She has a strong focus on local news and has written articles for WINK NEWS and MDPI. Camila's work has also been featured in WUFT News, covering a range of topics including community events, environmental issues, and scientific research.
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Camila's coverage focuses primarily on local events, community news, and crime stories in the United States, specifically Florida and Fort Myers. She tends to cover evolving stories related to family & relationships and crime, with a significant emphasis on event coverage.
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By: Camila Pereira
The resilience of the Southwest Florida community is on display Thursday morning in the form of sand on Fort Myers Beach.
The Caloosahatchee Bridge is still shut down in Fort Myers on Tuesday morning, even though it was supposed to be back open hours ago.
This is a sign our insurance crisis in Florida is recovering. Citizens, designed to be Floridian's last resort insurer, is shrinking.
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The Collier County School Board is set to vote on the proposed boundary changes.
By: Camila Pereira
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Crews are working to remove derelict boats from Gilchrist Park after several of them washed ashore during Hurricane Milton in October.
A deadly drunk driving case that shook the Matlacha community will likely come to an end Thursday with a plea hearing.
If you have a flight on Monday, prepare to be surrounded by many people.
By: Camila Pereira
Everyone together at home for Christmas. That's the wish for one Cape Coral family since they were blessed with twins in the spring.
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