Sabrina Maggiore is a reporter at WFTV Channel 9. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as transportation policy and regulation, traffic management systems, and real estate. Maggiore has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, WFTV, WDBO, and WITN-TV.
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Sabrina Maggiore's coverage predominantly centers around local news in Central Florida, with a focus on government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, education, and family & relationships. If you are reaching out regarding Central Florida-specific topics such as local government policy changes or community issues like domestic violence or education-related developments, your pitch is more likely to align with her interests.
Given her emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories in these areas, providing exclusive insights into ongoing local incidents or issues would likely be well-received by Sabrina. Additionally, sources directly involved in the situations being covered who can provide unique perspectives may also capture her attention.
It’s important to note that she has an extensive interest in covering various aspects of life within the region from multiple angles including political decisions affecting communities' daily lives.
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Orange County commissioners are considering implementing a new stormwater utility fee to fund drainage and water quality projects.
By: Sabrina Maggiore
55 sloths died in an Orlando facility now under investigation. Lawmakers say criminal charges may be possible and push for stronger animal welfare laws.
By: Sabrina Maggiore
“I feel confident that there are going to be paths in current statute,” said Eskamani, “When we look at current law, I'm very hopeful we can find traces of willful animal abuse under the current statute and I'm also very curious about other civil matters like fraud. No stone should be ignored.”
ORLANDO, Fla. — Over a dozen swans have been captured and rehomed as part of an effort to protect 44 city-owned swans who survived a bird flu outbreak at Lake Eola.
By: Sabrina Maggiore
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — A family business in Kissimmee is warning teens not to show up for a planned takeover event this weekend.
By: Sabrina Maggiore
Skate Reflections in Kissimmee warns teens against planned takeover event. Owners take measures to prevent disruption and ensure a safe environment.
Waymo is recalling thousands of its robotaxis to fix a software glitch that could allow the vehicles to drive onto a flooded road.
By: Sabrina Maggiore
Non-profit Undue Medical Debt is canceling more than $725 million in medical debt across Florida, including relief for over 160,000 people in Central Florida.
The state of Florida says it is cracking down on Medicaid fraud, especially among providers serving children with special needs.
By: Sabrina Maggiore
Neighbors say the stench from an Osceola County business is making them feel sick.
