Deanne King is a journalist for WFLA-TV News Channel 8 and WTTA-TV Great 38, focusing on local news in Tampa, Florida. With a passion for storytelling, Deanne covers a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, cultural initiatives, and inspiring stories of individuals making a difference in the Tampa Bay area.
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Deanne King's coverage predominantly focuses on local business, community events, diversity and inclusion, education, as well as art and culture in the Tampa Bay area. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses that promote diversity and inclusion or are involved in community events. For example, stories about initiatives supporting first-generation college students or efforts to celebrate cultural heritage could resonate with her.
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By: Deanne King
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Patrick Rhodes' efforts to bring joy to local educators have hit a new milestone after this past school year.
By: Deanne King
Posted: Updated: TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Happy Juneteenth everyone! In this debut episode of Rooted In Progress, we outline the core focus of this digital show and
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We are staying ‘Rooted In Progress' and continuing the conversation about many important subjects plaguing the black community. WFLA Now's new digital show ‘Rooted In Progress' stems from our station's Black History Month Special with the same title, which aired in February.
By: Shay, Mauricio Alejandro Moreno, Noah B. Ross, James Reed Gardner, Kenzo M. Cotton, Andrew R. Mangan, Deanne King, Emre Vural, Jumin Sunde, Soroush Farsi
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By: Madalyn Brannon, Jumin Sunde, Peter Eckard, Emre Vural, Michael Held, Deanne King, Mauricio Moreno, Mauricio , Soroush Farsi, Moreno, Micheal Held
BackgroundThis study aimed to identify outcome predictors with the GEM microvascular coupler system (GEM Coupler) in a series of patients undergoing free flap reconstruction for head and neck defects.MethodologyIn this retrospective chart review of 218 consecutive microvascular procedures performed on 204 patients at an academic tertiary care center, demographics, comorbidities, surgical data, and outcomes were retrieved. The endpoints for the analysis were microvascular revision surgery and flap survival.ResultsThe study included 142 (70.2%) males and 62 (29.8%) females, with a mean age of 56 years, primarily treated for malignancy (76%). The anterolateral thigh and fibula were the most commonly used flaps (40.4% and 27.1%, respectively). In 21 (9.6%) cases, a double venous anastomosis was performed. There were nine flap failures requiring microvascular revision surgery; the flap was salvaged in four of these cases yielding an overall success rate of 97.7%. Factors associated with total flap loss included a history of a thrombotic or embolic event (p = 0.017), deep circumflex iliac artery flap (p < 0.001), and absence of monitoring skin paddle (p < 0.001).ConclusionsProthrombotic conditions, buried flaps, and flap type are outcome predictors in patients undergoing microvascular reconstruction with GEM Coupler.
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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A Tampa-based mentorship program is working to make baseball more inclusive and accessible for young minority athletes. Providing Resources and Opportunities, or P.R.O Yo…
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International recording artist and world renowned saxophonist BK Jackson is giving back to the community that helped him become the man he is today.
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Hillsborough County School District leaders are hosting a community meeting to discuss the lack of high school diplomas and their efforts to mitigate the issue.
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A Polk County native who reached his dreams of becoming an actor is giving back to the Tampa Bay community through his own production company and theater festival.
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Hindu Family Support Services is providing a safe space for survivors of domestic violence with South Asian backgrounds by providing resources and culturally specific care.
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