Jaclyn Harold is a journalist based in Orlando, Florida. She writes for Spectrum News 13 Orlando and Bay News 9, covering local news and events in the Orlando area. Jaclyn's articles focus on a wide range of topics, including community issues, crime, and legislative developments.
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Jaclyn's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and events in Florida, particularly Orlando. She also covers a range of other topics such as legislation, school safety, hurricane recovery, breast cancer, utility rates among others.
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By: Jaclyn Harold, Maria Serrano
Big Bend gets ready for Debby's impacts.
By: Jaclyn Harold
ORLANDO, Fla. — Construction is causing some concerns for parents as the school year gets underway Monday. What You Need To Know
By: Jaclyn Harold
Law enforcement will be present before and after school Monday, helping to direct traffic around Summerlin and Robinson streets.
By: Jaclyn Harold
Susan Lorincz is faces charges of manslaughter in the death of Ajike "Aj" Owens.
Transportation safety is at the top of the mind for many districts across the area as South Sumter High School Principal Allen Shirley said he feels good about kicking the school year off.
A verdict could be expected on Friday.
Drivers in the area also can expect more traffic as the university welcomed its freshman class and nearly 200 new faculty members.
By: Jaclyn Harold
Some Central Florida races were so close that a clear winner could not be determined.
By: Jaclyn Harold
Two cases of dengue fever were reported from local transmission, and two travel-related cases of Oropouche virus were confirmed, Orange County health officials say.
ORLANDO, Fla. — It will be a magical weekend for the Lake Mary Little League World Champions as they will celebrate their victory with a huge parade at Walt Disney World on Friday.
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