Madison Glaser is a Morning News Anchor at WTOK-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, forensics, and cultural movements, with a particular focus on events, family dynamics, and animal welfare. Madison has been featured in various outlets including ABC 7 WWSB-TV, WCTV, WALB-TV, WJHG-TV, and WCJB TV20 News, as well as WAFF 48.
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Madison's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and community events in the Tallahassee area. Her articles include evolving stories, event coverage, breaking news, and seasonal topics.
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Despite the lower harvest limit, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says it is pleased with the progress of restoration efforts
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Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - If you've ever smiled watching a sea lion splash, bark, or play, you're not alone.
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A new true crime series revisits the 1997 disappearance of five-month-old Sabrina Eisenberg, along with other haunting unsolved cases, with a focus on bringing new information to light.
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