Malcolm Shields is a journalist based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. He writes for WPBF 25 and his work has also been featured in WTAE, NBC5 News, and WTXL ABC 27. Malcolm covers a range of local news topics, including crime, politics, and community events, providing timely and accurate reporting to keep the residents of Palm Beach Gardens informed.
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Malcolm Shields primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and weather-related events in Florida, specifically the Palm Beach Gardens area. He also covers government announcements.
He would likely be responsive to pitches that provide timely updates or expert commentary related to ongoing criminal cases, severe weather impacts, and changes in government policies affecting the local area. Additionally, given his focus on sports and entertainment news as well as breaking stories, he may be interested in features related to these topics within the specified geographic region.
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The Port St. Lucie Police Department said on Tuesday that 25-year-old Antonio Devarous Fields, of Fort Pierce was arrested Monday.
A 15-year-old girl was last seen five days ago at a house party in Port St. Lucie.
An intersection was closed after a collision in Riviera Beach.
MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — A former candidate for a Florida State Senate seat was arrested in Martin County.
By: Rachael Perry, Malcolm Shields
A former candidate for a Florida State Senate seat was arrested in Martin County. According to arresting documents from the Martin County Sheriff's Office, Aaron J.
Florida politicians and first responders reacted to the traffic crash in Palm Beach County that killed two Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office deputies and critically injured another deputy.
Anthony L. Jennings, Jr., 26, was arrested Thursday and charged with first-degree murder with a firearm, aggravated battery with a firearm and burglary while armed.
By: Malcolm Shields
West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James offered his condolences on Friday to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office after two of its motor deputies were killed during a traffic incident on Thursday.
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By: Malcolm Shields, Pam Bondi
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