Associate Acquisitions Editor and Journals Manager
Morgan Ryan is an Associate Acquisitions Editor and Journals Manager at WKMG News 6. She covers a range of topics including crime, law enforcement, and space, with a particular focus on issues affecting Florida and Orlando. Her work has been featured in WKMG News 6.
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Morgan Ryan's coverage focuses primarily on local events and breaking news in the Orlando, Florida area. She has a keen interest in topics such as community events, crime reports, and utility updates.
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National Watermelon Day is Aug. 3
The City Beautiful will celebrate its 148th birthday on Monday, July 31.
Oh, snap! The '90s are back on Thursday for the latest installment of the Avalon Park night market.
If you were a patron of Colonial Lanes back in the day, the reinvention of the iconic bowling spot might be right up your “alley.”
By: Morgan Ryan
A 52-year-old man was arrested Thursday after trying to meet a 15-year-old boy for sex at the University of Central Florida’s campus, according to the Oviedo Police Department.
Central Florida’s favorite playdate of the year will return to the Orange County Convention Center on Aug. 12 and 13, just in time for one last adventure before the beginning of the school year.
We’ve rounded up a list of Orlando-area restaurants that are perfect for celebrating National Rum Day.
By: Morgan Ryan
Temperatures are reaching all-time highs, but Central Florida residents are at risk for more than just heat-related illness.
A rabies alert has been issued in Marion County after one unvaccinated horse tested positive for rabies in Reddick.
For the first time since its inception, the dining experience will undergo some fundamental changes this year.
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