Erik Von Ancken is a journalist based in Orlando, Florida, and writes for WKMG News 6. He specializes in local news coverage, focusing on topics such as home improvement, technology, transportation, and crime. His work has also been featured in WSLS 10.
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Erik Von Ancken's articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, transportation and logistics, government and politics, health & wellbeing. With an emphasis on expert commentary and how-to guides in his coverage attributes. Erik would likely be interested in hearing from local experts who can provide insights or tips related to the themes he covers.
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I love the look of Christmas lights but boy, do I hate hanging them! I've always struggled with how to attach them to the gutters or shingles.
By: Erik Von Ancken
We've covered too many drier fires and so often it's because lint builds up inside and catches fire.
– Wednesday night we're looking at a wind chill warning for parts of Central Florida and some spots will dip into the 30's. That's on the verge of having to protect your plants.
By: Erik Von Ancken
The Salvation Army needed to raise $4 million from the community to repair and rebuild its downtown Orlando Men’s and Veterans’ Shelter.
– If you're hearing rumors about when the brand-new mega-rocket from a company other than SpaceX will launch from our Space Coast for the first time on a test flight, you're not alone.
By: Erik Von Ancken
Veteran Flagler County Sheriff’s Office detective Joe O’Barr has a wake-up call for anyone thinking of starting off the New Year by making a fake threat against a school: You’re not gonna get away with it.
By: Erik Von Ancken
Everything, from the hardware to the onboard software and mission control computers on the New Glenn rocket, is newly built from scratch.
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– The Leesburg Police Department is one-upping crooks who try to wipe the contents of a cell phone remotely after a crime.
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