Melissa Krull is a Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News 13 Orlando. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, law enforcement, and societal issues, with a particular focus on the housing market, public education, and accessibility. Melissa's work has been featured in Spectrum News, Bay News 9, and Capital Tonight.
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Melissa Krull's coverage is mainly focused on local news, healthcare, politics, community events, veterans' affairs and sports in the United States with a specific focus on New York and Utica. She tends to cover government announcements and events.
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The Summer Food Service Program is made possible with funding from the USDA.
It's the busiest weekend of the year in Utica: Boilermaker weekend. What You Need To Know “It's so exciting to see everybody from the community come out.
You can feel the innovation in the air among Invent@SU student teams at Syracuse University. They recently wrapped up another six-week course.
The 49th Boilermaker is in the books. What's ahead for the 50th?
Many areas across New York state are switching to renewable diesel fuels, and SUNY Morrisville students are learning about these alternatives.
The CDC offers suggestions to help handle difficult, common emotions such as – deep breathing and writing in a journal when feeling anxious, joining clubs with shared interests to address loneliness, and seeking counseling when experiencing grief.
The Medical Aid in Dying Act goes into effect in New York next week. The issue has proven controversial for a significant group of New Yorkers.
Students with disabilities in grades seven through 12 being recognized for either moving up or graduating from The Arc’s School To Work programs.
When there's an animal in upstate New York that needs saving, it's often Woodhaven Wildlife Center's Judy Cusworth who gets the call.
By: Melissa Krull
Friends Forever Animal Rescue took in about 80 guinea pigs.
