Pamela Comme is a Reporter at various media outlets including KVUE MEDIA and CultureMap. She focuses on themes such as animal rights, animal rescue and rehabilitation, as well as regional interest stories that encompass construction, real estate, and agriculture in North America. Pamela's work has been featured in prominent platforms like WESH 2 News, WPTV, and WSMV 4 Nashville.
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Pamela's coverage is primarily focused on local government, politics, and public safety issues in the United States, specifically within Texas and Austin. She frequently covers evolving stories related to resignations, financial disclosures, traffic laws, and community impact.
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Daytona Beach's iconic boardwalk could get a whole lot bigger
The Flagler Beach Fire Department is facing major staffing challenges after five firefighters resigned within the same week last month, leaving the department with nearly half of its workforce gone and prompting city leaders to fire Stephen Cox, chief of the department.
A legal fight over Volusia County’s proposed motocross park is now in court.
By: Pamela Comme
Police say two masked suspects armed with a hammer and bear spray sprayed employees and customers inside an Orange City pawn shop before fleeing empty-handed.
By: Pamela Comme
Eduardo Labrada Machado has taken a plea deal to avoid the death penalty after killing off-duty Edgewater Police Officer David Jewell.
By: Pamela Comme
"My poor daughter is traumatized:" Father plans to hunt coyotes after family dog taken.
By: Pamela Comme
About 20 dogs were found dumped along County Road 204 near the St. Johns-Flagler county line, leading rescue groups and investigators to a separate animal cruelty investigation in Palm Coast.
Daytona Beach commissioners unanimously approved rezoning for the massive Avalon Park Daytona development off State Road 40.
A Volusia County judge is pushing attorneys to complete discovery this summer as the case connected to the death of 8-year-old Michael Millett moves toward trial.
Flooding concerns are growing across Volusia County as officials warn residents to prepare for several inches of rain over the next week.
