Kelsey Coffey is a reporter based in Pensacola, Florida, focusing on local news and events. She has written for various news outlets, including WRAL, WCNC Charlotte, ENSLEY ELEMENTARY PTA, and WNYO-TV. Kelsey's reporting covers a range of topics, from breaking news and weather updates to community events and human interest stories.
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Kelsey Coffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly evolving and breaking stories in the areas of crime, health, housing, transportation, and education. She frequently reports on government announcements as well. Considering her focus on local news in Florida and North Carolina (United States), she is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing stories within these topics.
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By: Eric Miller, Kelsey Coffey
On Tuesday morning, state education leaders will receive an update on the status of driver's education.
An additional 20 schools in Wake County will offer free breakfast and lunch to all students for the first time this upcoming school year.
Durham has installed two Narcan vending machines as part of a broader effort to make treatment for drug overdoses more accessible.
Wake County Public School System leaders on Thursday will introduce a new bus delay notification system and provide an update on school bus staffing.
The Wake County Public School System is rolling out the "Say Something" app for the new school year.
By: Kelsey Coffey
State schools leaders will reveal results of standardized testing in schools across North Carolina. This data will give us an idea about how well schools are bouncing back after the pandemic.
Law enforcement said Syncere Pigford, who has an outstanding secure custody order for murder, was seen at three area high schools over the past two days.
Syncere Pigford was taken into custody Friday near the intersection of North King Charles Road and Tudor Place. Pigford has an outstanding secure custody order for murder and was seen in recent days at multiple Raleigh high schools.
By: Kelsey Coffey
On Wednesday, students at Appalachian State University will be back in the classroom for the first time since Helene hit nearly three weeks ago.
Downtown Durham is going to look much different in the next two years.
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