Special Projects/Investigative Reporter/Host
Louis Bolden is a Special Projects/Investigative Reporter and Host for WKMG News 6, focusing on local news in the Orlando area. With a passion for investigative reporting, Louis covers a wide range of topics including community issues, consumer rights, and social justice. His work has also been featured in KSAT.
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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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We're sharing the latest solutions-based stories from our series.
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A state lawmaker says large corporations are buying up mobile home parks in Florida and jacking up the prices.
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Since 2002, more than 900 people have died soon after police used a Taser on them.
In crisis for years, Florida's troubled property insurance market is showing small signs of improvement, according to the state Office of Insurance Regulation.
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– As Central Florida students head back to school, a new law has taken effect, impacting what teachers can be taught.
People over the age of 60 lost a combined $3.4 billion to fraud in 2023, according to data from the FBI.
Cora Hayes and her husband had just replaced the roof on their Ocala home when she says they were approached by an employee from another roofing company.
CLEARWATER, Fla. – In July, a Florida IT security company accidentally hired a North Korean hacker who was posing as a western tech worker.
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