Staci Inez is a Board of Directors member at WCTV. With a diverse background in journalism, she covers a range of topics including law enforcement technology, entrepreneurship, and religious practices, often focusing on events and conferences that intersect with business and economics. Staci has been featured in several outlets including WJHG-TV, WTVY News 4, and ABC 7 WWSB-TV.
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Staci Inez's coverage focuses mainly on local events and news in Tallahassee, Florida. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, community service, government announcements, and local businesses. Her articles often include evolving stories and breaking news related to the local area.
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An aerospace and defense company is expanding its operations, bringing 200 more jobs to Taylor County.
By: Staci Inez
Dozens of people came together at the Tallahassee National Cemetery on Saturday for a Memorial Day celebration ahead of the holiday.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Three people were shot Sunday morning, according to the Tallahassee Police Department.
By: Staci Inez
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - The rain did not stop the Memorial Day celebration at the VFW cemetery, and members of Post 3308 say that truly reinforces the importance of honoring those who served and died.
The friends and family of 17-year-old Deontavis Cooper are sharing heartfelt memories after he was killed in a crash on the same night he graduated from Thomas County Central High School.
By: Staci Inez
Two years after tornadoes swept through parts of Leon County, one assisted living facility has finally rebuilt.
Two years after Hurricane Helene battered Taylor County and destroyed beloved local restaurant, Roy's, they are rebuilding.
TPD says this year is even more special because the department is also recognizing its 200th year in service.
By: Staci Inez
A celebration of life was held Saturday for Deontavis Jamario Cooper, the 17-year-old killed in a crash the night he graduated from Thomas County Central High School
By: Staci Inez
Yates-Lyons was shot less than 24 hours after graduating, and he was signed to play football for Ball State University.
