Gail Paschall-Brown is a seasoned reporter with 25 years of experience at WESH 2 News in Orlando, Florida. She covers a wide range of local news stories, including community events, human interest stories, and exclusive interviews. Gail's work has also been featured on other news networks such as KOMU 8 & Mid-Missouri CW, KMVTTV, and KMBC 9.
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Gail Paschall-Brown's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in the Florida area, with a strong emphasis on family & relationships, health & wellbeing, and entertainment news. She often covers evolving stories, event coverage, government announcements, and breaking news related to community service, public safety, and education.
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Orange County implements new security measures to protect voters and ballots ahead of Election Day.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
The family is questioning a Palm Bay police officer's use of force, which they say led to Thomas Farley being paralyzed.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
PALM BAY, Florida ( WESH ) — Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and a mother are demanding justice for Thomas Farley, who they claim was paralyzed after an encounter with Palm Bay police.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
Election monitors are lawyers who work for the Justice Department. It helps ensure fair treatment of voters like minorities and those with disabilities, Jewett said. But Jewett said this is more about politics than policy.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
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By: Gail Paschall-Brown
South Daytona residents packed a city council meeting to demand long-term solutions for recurring flooding issues exacerbated by recent hurricanes.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
Kissimmee Police Chief Betty Holland resigned following allegations of covering up officer misconduct, raising concerns about trust in the department.
The Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee is close to finalizing the design for a permanent memorial to honor the victims and survivors of the Pulse nightclub shooting.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
The Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee reviewed three design options for the new Pulse Memorial.
By: Gail Paschall-Brown
Thousands of fans will gather at Camping World Stadium in Orlando for the Florida Classic, celebrating football, family and tradition.
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