Demond Fernandez is an Anchor/Reporter at WDIV-TV in Detroit, MI. He focuses on a range of topics including crime, culture, and sports, drawing from his extensive experience in newsrooms across Texas and Michigan. Fernandez has been featured in WFAA and has received numerous accolades for his investigative reporting and commitment to community service.
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Demond Fernandez's focus on local news stories in Detroit and the surrounding areas suggests that he is most likely to respond to pitches related to community events, neighborhood initiatives, and government announcements within the United States, Texas, specifically Dallas.
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By: Demond Fernandez
Residents who rely on public transportation in the city of Detroit have been speaking about their experiences.
By: Demond Fernandez
FERNDALE, Mich. – The residents of Ferndale are on edge following a string of assaults targeting women in the area.
By: Demond Fernandez
Group celebrated planting 25K tree under an ambitious program DETROIT – There was much excitement in the McDougall-Hunt neighborhood on Detroit's east side.
DETROIT – Some say a growing number of Detroit residents are interested in keeping small animals on their property, such as chickens, ducks, and even honeybee hives.
By: Demond Fernandez
Residents, business owners continue tradition of bringing families together
By: Demond Fernandez
Five colorful sculptures, crafted from car parts and metal, are now lining the street. They include a big cat, a wolf, a dog, a donkey, and a giraffe.
By: Demond Fernandez
DETROIT – On any given Wednesday, neighbors along Petersboro and Times Square wait patiently for a white food truck to arrive.
An effort to install speed cameras in construction zones along Michigan highways is one step closer to becoming law.
By: Demond Fernandez
DETROIT – A nuisance property on Detroit's west side could soon be added to the city's demolition list.
By: Demond Fernandez
DETROIT – On the edge of Campus Martius Park in Downtown Detroit, you'll notice what appears to be an oversized vending machine.
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