Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News 13
Massiel Leyva is a Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News 13. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. Massiel's work has been featured in Gainesville's CBS4, WPDE TV 15, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 1, and other notable outlets.
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By: Massiel Leyva
They asked for a $12,000 bump to minimum and maximum wages, and a 4% pension.
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This comes as the state of Florida is facing a statewide shortage of firefighters, making it difficult for different departments in the area to recruit and retain firefighters and EMTs.
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In June 2021, Congress passed a resolution establishing Juneteenth as a federal holiday. Since then, this celebration has grown significantly, extending its reach deep into the heart of Central Florida.
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Sitting in the first row, Orlando Gifted Academy student Paayal Sonde paid close attention to the lecture.
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This comes as residents want to have a say in city decisions and have better access to emergency response services like fire and police, instead of only being serviced by the county.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — Local residents know all about the newest rides, theme parks, and water attractions in Central Florida, but tourism experts say that only scratches the surface.
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In Central Florida, leaders with the The Pride Chamber are focused on helping business owners connect with other LGBTQ+ owned businesses by providing
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Nearly a week after the earthquakes, crews continued search-and-rescue efforts in the region as thousands remained without homes and families searched for loved ones.
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Aguilar Salud and Casa de Venezuela Orlando are among the groups gathering first-aid kits, baby items, shoes, clothing and toiletries to be sent to that country.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — Orange County leaders have approved a new Intergovernmental Agreement with the U.S. Marshals Service that will increase reimbursement rates for federal inmates held at the Orange County Jail.
