Laryssa Leone is an anchor at Local 5 News We Are Iowa (WOI-DT). She focuses on themes related to animals, including animal care and animal cruelty, while also covering consumer health and health news. Laryssa has been featured in various outlets, including WLTX-TV, KCRG-TV9, WQAD News 8, 9NEWS Denver, KIII 3NEWS, ABC10, KARE 11, MSN, and FOX 35 Orlando.
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Laryssa Leone's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Des Moines and Iowa, with a significant emphasis on elections, education, community services, and events. She also covers legal policy regulation to some extent.
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By: Laryssa Leone
A Marion County School District bus driver was caught on camera running a red light.
By: Laryssa Leone
Millennium Middle School parents and students are questioning the district's decision not to reappoint several veteran educators, including the school’s "Teacher of the Year."
By: Laryssa Leone
Young Oviedo baseball players were banned from postseason play after a state investigation uncovered rule violations by the coaches.
By: Laryssa Leone
Violent teen brawls and illegal street takeovers organized online are shutting down traffic, and law enforcement is now looking to hold parents accountable.
By: Laryssa Leone
Starting July 1, the Brevard County Sheriff's Office will take over security at three Palm Bay schools after the city's police department withdrew.
By: Camille Sarabia, Laryssa Leone
A Florida mother, La'Tana Williams, was taken into custody after her 3-year-old child was found unresponsive and reportedly suffering from a seizure after being left alone in a hot car for two hours while Williams was at a plasma donation center.
By: Laryssa Leone
Edward Corcoran, owner of Cody's Corner in Flagler County, says registered sex offenders are illegally listing his store as their home address.
By: Laryssa Leone
A Palm Coast couple wired a $40,000 down payment to a contractor who allegedly painted a single wall before disappearing.
By: Laryssa Leone
There is new heartbreak for the loved ones of a Florida woman killed in an alligator attack. Not only are they grieving her sudden loss, but they are also now facing cruel comments online.
By: Laryssa Leone
A teenager riding her bike along a Palm Coast trail got lost in the woods while looking for a train and called her mother for help as her phone battery was dying.
