Scott Lawson is an Editor at KPVI-DTV. He covers a diverse range of themes including transportation and mobility, climate change and environment, and regional interest, with a particular focus on issues such as hurricanes, GOP politics, and crime. Scott's work has been featured in notable publications including Florida Realtors, Online-Casinos.com, and Sun News Media.
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Scott Lawson's coverage focuses heavily on local news, crime, and gambling-related topics. He often reports on criminal activities, legal cases, and local events such as resort openings. His interest in government announcements suggests he may be interested in political developments at the local level.
If reaching out to Scott for a potential story or pitch, consider providing relevant information about ongoing criminal investigations or legal cases related to fraud or other crimes within his geographic area of focus. Additionally, pitches related to new casino openings or updates regarding existing gambling establishments could also catch his attention.
Given his emphasis on local news and community-focused reporting, highlighting stories that have a direct impact on the community would likely resonate with him. If you're able to provide insights into these types of stories from a first-hand perspective or offer exclusive data related to crime rates or gambling trends within specific regions, it could pique Scott's interest.
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Every year has its challenges, triumphs and tragedies. The year 2024 had its as well.
By: Scott Lawson
NOKOMIS — A Nokomis automotive parts distributor reached a settlement with federal agencies for Clean Air Act violations.
By: Scott Lawson
of 5 It doesn't take a hurricane to cause havoc.
of 5 True story: In late September, The Daily Sun had planned on running a series online and in the print edition marking two years since the region had been blasted by Hurricane Ian.
Hurricane Helene, hundreds of miles away from the region in the Gulf of Mexico, managed to make its presence known to the entire state of Florida on Sept. 26.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story first appeared in 2018
RAIFORD, Fla. — Outside the expansive Florida State Prison campus, the wind blew under gray skies.
RAIFORD — By the time the sun set on Thursday, James D. Ford was dead.
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RAIFORD, Fla. — Before the curtain is opened, you can see yourself in the reflection of the window that looks into the death chamber.
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