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
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.
By: Katie Streit
ORLANDO, Fla. — Orange County Commissioners are considering new measures to monitor the development of churches in rural areas.
The projects would overhaul Osceola Heritage Park and bring a South Korean tech company to the area.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Osceola County commissioners are moving forward with a plan called Project Next that could see a major redevelopment of the Osceola Heritage Park soccer complex and a tech manufacturing headquarters.
By: Katie Streit
Tuesday, Orlando Utilities Commission will vote on its PeakSHIFT plans. It’s a proposal that will change OUC’s pricing structure.
By: Katie Streit
Florida’s new law prohibiting public sleeping has changed the landscape for the homeless, as well as organizations that help unhoused people.
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Orlando Utilities Commission's Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve a new PeakSHIFT multi-year electric pricing plan
By: Katie Streit
While Tara Boshell married into a decades-old Lake County citrus family, her roots for farming run deep. “I grew up on an apple orchard.
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