Marilyn Parker is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Florida. She writes for WJXT and her work has also appeared in WJCT Public Media and WKMG News 6. Marilyn covers a range of local news topics, including crime, legal issues, community events, and severe weather.
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Marilyn Parker's coverage focuses on local news in Florida, particularly Jacksonville. She covers crime, court cases, and government & politics. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to topics such as mass shootings, law enforcement activities, civil rights issues, and tragedies.
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By: Marilyn Parker
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — The Florida Division of Emergency Management is commending the city of St. Petersburg on efforts of getting debris cleaned up.
By: Marilyn Parker
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — Corey Givens Jr. won the St. Petersburg City Council seat for District 7 in Tuesday's election.
By: Marilyn Parker
The city of St. Petersburg approved a condo that could become the tallest tower in downtown. The Waldorf Astoria tower would be 49 stories tall and more than 500 feet high.
By: Marilyn Parker
The city of St. Petersburg held a “Hurricane Resource and Recovery” meeting to update and inform the public on their efforts.
By: Marilyn Parker
With systems still active in the tropics, environmentalists are talking with people in Tampa Bay about the impacts hurricanes have had on sewage spills, red tide, and more.
By: Marilyn Parker
Flood retention ponds are frustrating some residents in Brandon who said the standing water got into their homes and is still covering their backyards after the hurricanes.
By: Marilyn Parker
Pinellas County Commissioners are voicing their concerns ahead of a vote Wednesday on whether to pay its share of bonds for the new Tampa Bay Rays baseball stadium.
By: Marilyn Parker
From the Tampa Bay Rays unsolved future to a stadium ravaged by hurricane damage, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding Tropicana Field. Employees’ livelihoods hang in the balance too.
By: Garrett Phillips, Marilyn Parker, Ty Russell
The council originally voted 4-3 to approve the repairs but later reversed course and decided not to approve them after hearing what Audl told reporters during the council meeting recess.
By: Marilyn Parker
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — 8 On Your Side went inside a debris management site in St. Petersburg. The city said they have never collected this much debris in such a short amount of time. The pro…
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