Marissa Bagg is a journalist who focuses on local news in the Miami area for ADAM BERG. With a passion for storytelling, Marissa covers a wide range of topics including community issues, crime, human interest stories, and local events. Her goal is to provide accurate and compelling reporting that keeps the community informed and engaged.
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Marissa Bagg focuses on local news, particularly in Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding areas. Her coverage heavily leans towards evolving stories and breaking news, with a specific emphasis on crime-related matters and family/relationship issues.
To effectively engage Marissa, consider providing updates or expert commentary related to ongoing incidents such as criminal cases or emergency rescues. Additionally, offering insights into community events or plumbing tips relevant to local residents could also capture her interest.
Given her focus on Fort Lauderdale and Miami, pitches should align with the local nature of these communities when reaching out to Marissa Bagg.
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By: Marissa Bagg
Attempts by the State of Florida to take down a pro-Amendment 4 television ad are now on hold.
By: Marissa Bagg
Deborah, who asked not to reveal her last name, shared her heartbreaking story with NBC6, hoping it would lead people to vote yes on Amendment 4.
By: Marissa Bagg
Former Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez announced his support for James Reyes in the race for Miami-Dade Sheriff. NBC6's Marissa Bagg reports
By: Marissa Bagg
Television ads telling Floridians to vote against Amendments 3 and 4 are not unusual – but who is sponsoring some of the ads is.
If you plan to vote Nov. 5, chances are you'll come across poll workers and poll watchers at voting sites. But how do they differ?
By: Marissa Bagg
The newly approved Amendment 5 will adjust part of your homestead exemption according to inflation.
A man convicted of killing a New York woman who disappeared in South Florida nearly two decades ago will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
By: Marissa Bagg
A man and two women are facing murder charges in the fatal shooting of a man at a Miramar apartment complex last month.
There's a growing concern among Florida's healthcare providers that women are hesitant or confused about accessing the reproductive care available to them.
By: Marissa Bagg
A memorial of flowers and flags sits near the site where three Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies were struck on Southern Boulevard Thursday, killing two of them and gravely injuring the third.
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