Pamela Comme is a Reporter at KVUE MEDIA. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular emphasis on animal rights, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and the housing market, including real estate development and construction. Pamela's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CultureMap, WESH 2 News, and WPTV.
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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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By: Pamela Comme
A mother's death after saving her son at a Volusia County park is raising questions about a lowered railing along the St. Johns River.
By: Pamela Comme
Edgewater voters could decide whether to permanently ban new data centers as city leaders cite flooding, growth and water concerns.
A proposal in Daytona Beach would allow participating tourism businesses — such as hotels, vacation rentals, restaurants and other visitor-focused enterprises — to collect a special assessment from customers.
Deltona has approved a $7 million project to elevate a frequently flooded section of Elkcam Boulevard, with the state covering 75% of the cost.
By: Pamela Comme
Daytona Beach business owners say confusing one-way beachside streets are driving customers away and want key roads restored to two-way traffic.
By: Pamela Comme
The future of the historic Campbell Hotel remains uncertain as Daytona Beach leaders were presented with two very different proposals for the longtime landmark.
By: Pamela Comme
A $35 million state- and federally funded beach renourishment project in Flagler County is facing delays as county leaders work through a series of obstacles, including missing property easements and questions about how to move the project forward.
By: Pamela Comme
With Daytona Beach International Airport nearby, first responders say this rare crash simulation could help them handle the real thing.
Volusia County is considering a six-month pause on new AI data centers as leaders weigh the impacts on water, electricity and neighborhoods.
By: Pamela Comme
DeLand police increase patrols as double homicide investigation continues
