Parker Boyd is a Television News Reporter at various stations including WTOK-TV and WKYT-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on travel and tourism, sports, and law and legal affairs, often delving into issues such as lawsuits, real estate development, and the housing market. Parker's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WMBF, WDAM, and the Institute for Justice.
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Parker Boyd's focus is on local events and community development, with a strong emphasis on announcements. His articles cover topics such as business, tourism, natural disasters, government & politics, human resources & employment, entertainment news and education.
Given his geographic focus in the United States (Mississippi/Biloxi), Parker would likely be interested in pitches that align with local events or initiatives within these areas. Pitches related to community development projects or updates on businesses and tourism in Biloxi could resonate well with him.
For those looking to engage Parker Boyd effectively for coverage opportunities should consider tailoring their pitches to align closely with local events while providing valuable insights into community-related developments within Mississippi or specifically Biloxi area.
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Published May 15, 2026 at 12:47 AM CEST | Updated moments ago
By: Parker Boyd
Gas prices in Mississippi are approaching $4 a gallon as Memorial Day weekend nears.
By: Parker Boyd
Law enforcement and firefighters from across the Coast gathered in Long Beach on Tuesday to say goodbye to Rusty Shoultz.
By: Parker Boyd
The Beau Rivage has decorated its casino floor with red, white and blue Corvettes, a giant eagle and a person-size Statue of Liberty for Memorial Day weekend
Fans react enthusiastically as Ed Orgeron returns to LSU under coach Lane Kiffin.
By: Parker Boyd
A rainy day didn’t stop the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4808 from honoring the ones who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the United States of America.
By: Parker Boyd
The Biloxi City Council authorized repair work already completed at Parker Creek Bridge in Woolmarket.
By: Parker Boyd, Michael Rodgers
A total of 22 boats went out in South Mississippi on opening day.
By: Parker Boyd
Jason Saucier with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources said early catches are encouraging.
By: Parker Boyd
Among the ships docked was the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Mohawk. New Orleans residents Sharon Hannahan and her fiancé toured the vessel after planning their visit a week earlier.
