Channing Frampton is an Executive Reporter at WTXL ABC 27. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on crime and justice, health and wellness, and public security, particularly in Florida. Channing's work has been featured in WFTS-TV, ABC 10News San Diego, KGTV Channel 10, WXYZ-TV, and WBBH-TV NBC 2.
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Channing’s coverage largely revolves around breaking news and evolving local stories, with a specific focus on crime in the Tallahassee area. Given this emphasis, she would likely be most interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing crime-related incidents within Tallahassee.
She may also be open to receiving pitches regarding government announcements that directly impact the community, particularly those related to public safety or law enforcement.
If you have insights into local crime trends, ongoing investigations, or emerging developments in the Tallahassee area, these could potentially be valuable pitching points for Channing.
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By: Channing Frampton
A mountain of debris from Hurricane Milton has been growing in Charlotte County since the storm hit just over a month ago.
By: Channing Frampton
The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools is getting $10,000. That money will support STEM-focused education in Positively Southwest Florida.
By: Channing Frampton
In this Positively Southwest Florida, one married couple credits St. Matthew's House's Justin Place Recovery Program for saving their lives.
By: Channing Frampton
In Positively Southwest Florida, groups are coming together this weekend to help veterans in Hendry County.
Mad Hatter tea parties aren't just for the movies. This one in Fort Myers served a great purpose: fighting hunger.
By: Channing Frampton
The 12th Annual Golisano Children's Hospital Fashion Show raised thousands of dollars to support a future pediatric surgery center.
Volunteers are working to make sure families have what they need to celebrate this Thanksgiving.
By: Channing Frampton
New K-9 purchased by Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller's family will be carrying on his legacy of courage and service in Positively Southwest Florida.
By: Channing Frampton
This time of year there is usually a huge demand for huge stone crab claws. Those claws are a big economic driver for neighborhoods like Everglades City.
In Positively Southwest Florida, we're celebrating our very own Alexia Tsiropoulos.
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