Special Projects/Investigative Reporter/Host
Louis Bolden is a Special Projects/Investigative Reporter/Host. He focuses on themes such as cybersecurity, cybercrime, finance, and crime and justice, often exploring the intersections of these topics within the context of Florida, including hurricanes and social media. Louis has been featured in KSAT, WKMG News 6, WSLS 10, and WJXT.
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Orlando, United States (Local)
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Louis Bolden's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Florida, with an emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories. He frequently covers topics related to homeowners' issues, insurance, voting rights restoration, and construction projects in the area.
Given this focus, Louis is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights into local government policies or regulatory changes impacting Florida residents. Additionally, he may value expert commentary from professionals involved in insurance regulations or real estate development within the state.
Pitches offering solutions or alternative perspectives related to homeowners' association fees and infrastructure developments near Orange County communities are also likely to align with his coverage interests.
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ORLANDO, Fla. – In 2022, President Joe Biden introduced a plan to relieve thousands of dollars in student debt for low- to middle-income borrowers.
By: Louis Bolden
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, since 2015 at least 32 pedestrians have been killed in Pine Hills and another 88 people have incapacitating injuries.
By: Christie Zizo, Louis Bolden
Monique Worrell beat incumbent Andrew Bain to retake her position as Ninth Circuit state attorney in the November election.
By: Louis Bolden
– On Election Day, Monique Worrell found herself immersed in a familiar routine: greeting voters, waving signs, and driving to polling stations.
The holiday shopping season from Black Friday to Cyber Monday brings a flood of online deals from retailers.
– Fraud targeting older Americans continues to rise, with losses exceeding $3.4 billion last year, according to the FBI.
– At the Salvation Army Joy Center, the generosity flows from volunteers to bags of gifts and straight to families in need.
By: Louis Bolden
– At the Salvation Army Joy Center, the air is alive with laughter, generosity, and a constant buzz of activity as families prepare for a brighter Christmas morning.
Bob Hovan, 77, of Port Orange, is sharing a painful lesson after losing more than $100,000 in a complex scheme involving a fraudulent stock buyback.
By: Louis Bolden
In 2019, Florida lawmakers passed SB 426, a law designed to provide cancer benefits for first responders, including firefighters, diagnosed with 21 specific types of cancer.
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