Hannah Mackenzie is an Anchor/Reporter at various esteemed networks. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, with a focus on commercial and residential real estate, the housing market, and PropTech, while also delving into crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime. Hannah's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Refinery29, Glamour Us, Teen Vogue, and the New York Post.
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Hannah Mackenzie's coverage heavily revolves around local incidents, family-related stories, and crime in Florida. She seems to have a particular interest in evolving or breaking news that involves travel mishaps, crime reports, and entertainment events.
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By: Hannah Mackenzie, Josh Frigerio
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - The owner of Sloth World Orlando confirmed to FOX 35 on Friday afternoon that he plans to file for bankruptcy protection, and that he will no longer move forward with plans to open his "slotharium."
By: Hannah Mackenzie
The Brief A FOX 35 investigation has uncovered a devastating loss at Sloth World long before the I-Drive attraction's grand opening.
By: Hannah Mackenzie
After Sloth World planned to open a sloth exhibit in Orlando, records released by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission show that tens of sloths died before the exhibit was set to take place. Now, the Central Florida Zoo is caring for 13 sloths that arrived underweight and dehydrated, one of which is in critical condition.
By: Ashley Carter, Josh Frigerio, Hannah Mackenzie, Marie Edinger
Bandit, a young sloth that was rescued from a warehouse, has died.
By: Hannah Mackenzie, Josh Frigerio, Marie Edinger
Two Florida leaders have asked for state and federal investigations into Sloth World Orlando and its owners after more than 30 sloths died under their care.
By: Hannah Mackenzie, Josh Frigerio
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said his office is assisting the Ninth Circuit with its "ongoing criminal investigation" into Sloth World Orlando.
By: Josh Frigerio, Hannah Mackenzie, Marie Edinger, Ashley Carter
The Brief Florida leaders and animal rights groups are calling for accountability in the Sloth World case.
By: Josh Frigerio, Hannah Mackenzie, Marie Edinger
Florida Congresswoman Laurel Lee said the numerous sloth deaths tied to Sloth World is "deeply disturbing and raises serious concerns about the treatment of and importation of exotic wildlife into the United States."
By: Josh Frigerio, Hannah Mackenzie
It has been 30 days since 13 dehydrated and underweight Sloth World sloths were rescued from a warehouse in Orange County and brought to the Central Florida Zoo for emergency care.
By: Josh Frigerio, Hannah Mackenzie
It has been 30 days since 13 dehydrated and underweight Sloth World sloths were rescued from a warehouse in Orange County and brought to the Central Florida Zoo for emergency care.
