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
A judge gave the Hillsborough County Commission until Friday to answer the school board amidst a civil lawsuit they filed when the commission pushed back a proposed school funding referendum until …
By: Marilyn Parker
Firefighters said four teenagers are still recovering after lightning struck a tree they were standing under.
By: Marilyn Parker
Parts of Lincoln Road in Bradenton looked like a river — something longtime resident’s say they’ve never seen before.
By: Marilyn Parker
The question remains, where did a 14-year-old suspect get a gun to carry out a deadly shooting in St. Petersburg?
By: Marilyn Parker
Florida’s official tourism site quietly removed the LGBTQ travel section from it’s website.
By: Marilyn Parker
The Tampa Police Department said scammers are targeting new employees in the workplace by sending emails with co-workers names attached to them.
By: WHIO, Marilyn Parker, Nick Witwer, Alisha Ebrahimji
Officers are warning about a scam after people say they have calls from someone claiming to be from the Eaton Police Division.
By: Marilyn Parker
Buccaneers fans returned to Raymond James stadium Friday night for the final preseason game against the Miami Dolphins
By: Marilyn Parker
Friday, the couple was headed out for a 10-day trip to Longboat Key. They anchored in the middle of Clearwater Harbor. At about 3 a.m. Saturday, they started feeling heat.
By: Marilyn Parker
A cargo ship lost power while approaching the dock at the Port of Tampa Thursday. Officials said quick thinking by harbor pilots and tug boats got it under control.
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