Demie Johnson is a News Reporter at WFTV Channel 9. With a strong background in regional interest and world news, she has covered significant stories including the Delphi double homicide case and the USA Gymnastics sexual abuse investigation. Johnson's work has been recognized and featured in Yahoo News and WFTV.
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Demie Johnson's coverage indicates a focus on local government, crime, and evolving stories in the Volusia County area of Florida. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories concerning local government decisions, crime updates, emergency preparedness announcements, and legal policy regulations within her geographic focus.
Given the themes covered and topics mentioned in her articles, reaching out with relevant insights on city development projects such as historic preservation efforts or affordable housing initiatives within Volusia County could also resonate well with Demie. Additionally, providing expert commentary on how these issues impact the local community may increase engagement with your pitch.
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By: Demie Johnson
New plan by Volusia Sheriff's Office could reduce beach parking on busy weekends and holidays, sparking debate on safety and access.
Volusia County deputy crashes patrol car into retention pond VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — A Volusia County deputy is being investigated after reportedly crashing his patrol car into a retention pond.
Stickels was charged with 2 counts of felony battery on a person older than 65 years
DeBary's Downtown Project On Track for Rapid Development DEBARY, Fla. — Infrastructure is now officially in place for what will become DeBary's downtown and soon buildings will begin going up.
Community pushes for Daytona Beach Shores name change DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. — The city of Daytona Beach Shores could soon just be called “The Shores.”
DeBary builds its first urban core! Residents are excited for new homes, shops, and a vibrant community hub.
Police have captured more than 50 hogs in the past 3 months, and the calls are still coming in
New seawall nears completion while boardwalk extension remains on track for fall 2027.
By: Demie Johnson, Brody Wooddell
The board is now working to send the proposal to the city for consideration
Homeowners seek more transparency on fire service costs before the city adopts a new annual fee.
