Crystal Moyer is a Traffic Anchor at MSJ. She specializes in various themes including construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, as well as arts and entertainment, with a focus on plays and musicals. Crystal's work has been featured in WKMG News 6, MSN, and First Coast News.
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Jacksonville, United States (Local)
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Crystal's coverage heavily focuses on local events, promotions, and seasonal attractions in Florida. She would likely be interested in pitches related to unique or exclusive experiences at local holiday events, as well as insights into the trends and behind-the-scenes of organizing such events.
Given her extensive coverage of house & home themes, she may also appreciate content related to DIY decorations, interior design for holiday seasons, or tips for creating memorable festive displays.
When reaching out to Crystal Moyer with pitches or contributions it is important to keep a focus on local (Florida) event-specific information that aligns with her coverage area.
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Double lane closures have been in place on weekends for more than a year on the Buckman Bridge. we're getting your questions answered
By: Crystal Moyer
Adam Fields shares his experiences on how he began his theater career and his excitement to share Beetlejuice with the First Coast.
By: Crystal Moyer
Drivers spent hours in traffic during the Ironman triathlon that spanned from downtown Jacksonville to St. Johns County.
By: Crystal Moyer
This colorful and loud display is meant to cleanse, and bring good luck and fortune.
By: Crystal Moyer
Rehabilitation work on the King Street Bridge is tide-dependent, officials say, adding an interesting challenge for FDOT crews.
By: Crystal Moyer
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp to host Honey Drippers Weekend May 23-24 at Vystar Ballpark.
By: Crystal Moyer
Eric Malone spent ten years in prison, five years on probation after a deadly wreck under the influence.
By: Crystal Moyer
3,000+ citations were mailed to drivers in Jacksonville for illegally passing school buses in May.
More than 3,000 violations were given out in one month, totaling more than $700,000 in fines.
Eight children have died after being left in hot cars so far in 2026, two of them in Florida, including one just last week in the Tampa area, according to the National Safety Council. The brutal heat...
