Katie Streit is a journalist based in St. Petersburg, Florida. She writes for Spectrum News 13 Orlando and Bay News 9, with her work also appearing in Spectrum News 1. Katie covers a range of local news topics, including community events, education, transportation, and political developments in the Seminole County area.
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Katie's reporting predominantly covers local government announcements and community issues in the Florida area, particularly St. Petersburg. She often highlights local events, infrastructure developments, and community concerns.
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By: Katie Streit
As we near Election Day, the security of your ballot is top of mind for some voters.
By: Katie Streit
It, in part, stops the land annexation request from Deseret Ranches, affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
By: Katie Streit
Advocates on both sides are jumping into action.
By: Katie Streit
As people continue the festivities downtown, safety is at the top of mind following the end of a state of emergency that put a curfew in place for Orlando’s downtown entertainment district.
One program involves the county reviewing land to purchase with the intention of protection.
By: Katie Streit
Seminole Forever is just one of many projects focusing on conservation in the community. It takes money from the general fund to pay for natural land for public use.
SANFORD, Fla. — The Seminole County government finalized a new application process for their conservation efforts with Seminole Forever Tuesday.
By: Katie Streit
Previously, the Orange County Supervisor of Elections would give the county any money left over from the budget after an election.
By: Katie Streit
Usually during the weekends orange avenue is shutdown, people can walk and party in the streets. Now the city is working on re-opening roads to traffic and keeping people off the road.
By: Katie Streit
University of Central Florida nursing professor Dr. Brian Peach, who is also an ICU nurse, is researching the phenomenon.
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