Chantelle Navarro is an Anchor at WTXL ABC 27. With nearly a decade of experience, she has reported on a wide range of topics including breaking news, crime, and social issues, with a particular focus on Florida and the impact of the pandemic on communities. Chantelle's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, WFTV, and KOCO 5.
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Chantelle's focus is local, primarily covering breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime, law enforcement, artificial intelligence, and the justice system in Central Florida. She would likely be open to pitches from individuals directly involved or affected by these incidents for interviews or personal accounts.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Chantelle may also be interested in receiving expert commentary on legal matters or law enforcement procedures specific to the state of Florida or Orlando. Furthermore, pitching local officials or organizations involved in addressing crime-related issues could also resonate well with her coverage focus.
When reaching out to Chantelle Navarro consider providing perspectives from within the community that can offer insight into ongoing developments regarding crime investigations and justice system dynamics at a local level.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder helped families with the TRUE Dads program shop for Christmas on Sunday.
By: Chantelle Navarro
Neighbors were left shaken after a shootout with police ended in the death of a suspect and a 15-year-old victim.
By: Chantelle Navarro
The gunman who killed a teenager, shot at officers and then killed himself was never supposed to be near his victims.
As 2024 comes to a close, KOCO 5 is reflecting on a year full of investigations.
The NEOKC Farmers Market hosted a Kwanzaa celebration with live music and cultural food, with celebrations running until New Year's Eve.
By: Chantelle Navarro
The man arrested for allegedly breaking into an Edmond home and killing someone has a lengthy criminal history.
By: Chantelle Navarro
The Zoom meeting will be held at 6 p.m.
By: Chantelle Navarro
Edmond Public Schools will keep copies of the book "The Glass Castle" in high school libraries after State Superintendent Ryan Walters told the district to remove copies of the novel.
By: Chantelle Navarro
A Sunday morning apartment fire that left eight families without a home may have been started on purpose.
By: Chantelle Navarro
Large rocks have been placed on both sides of the sidewalks under the Oklahoma City Boulevard bridge on Western Avenue, a place where many unhoused people congregate.
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