Molly Reed is a news reporter for WKMG News 6, focusing on local news in the Orlando area of Florida. With a strong background in journalism, Molly covers a wide range of topics including education, weather, development, public safety, and community events. Her work has also been featured in WJXT.
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Molly Reed's focus on local news, particularly in the Volusia County and Florida areas, indicates that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to community issues, government announcements, breaking news stories, and evolving local events. This could include topics such as crime updates, weather impacts on the region (particularly during severe weather weekends), government policies affecting communities within her coverage area.
Given her interest in family & relationships themes along with education and transportation topics covered at a local level, Molly may also respond well to pitches relating to these subjects if they have a direct impact or relevance to the Orlando or Volusia County communities.
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By: Molly Reed
– Just in the last month, three children with autism drowned in Central Florida after eloping or wandering from their families.
By: Molly Reed
– Deputies in Volusia County have now had a new 911 technology for a year in their vehicles and Sheriff Mike Chitwood said it has been a game-changer for their response times.
– Volusia County schools have a new way to detect weapons on campuses: a weapons-detecting dog. K9 Maverick just started his job as an extra layer of security.
– City leaders in Daytona Beach are looking to get into the tournament game, with a proposed 600-acre sports complex they're now weighing.
By: Molly Reed
After comments and a video were brought to light of school board chair Jessie Thompson making remarks at a Moms for Liberty summit, the Volusia County school board voted to reconsider her position.
By: Molly Reed
People have been seeing monkeys all over the west side of Volusia County, creating some serious monkey business for residents. Experts put the warning out, though: steer clear if you see one.
By: Molly Reed
A massive nature park on over 200 acres is set to open in DeBary next year.
By: Molly Reed
The county is looking to prevent more flooding in the future, which could cost a pretty penny and means an increase in rates for residents. The county council, though, just voted to delay any rate hikes to take a chance that could help save money.
By: Molly Reed
– The Supervisor of Elections in Volusia County wants to get the word out: A special election is coming up and if you want to vote by mail, you have less than a month to request a ballot.
There are currently 275 short-term rentals in Palm Coast, and the city council is looking to add new rules for the owners.
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