Staci Inez is an Anchor/Reporter at WCTV. With a passion for storytelling, she covers a range of topics including agriculture and farming, culture and society, as well as travel and tourism, often focusing on social interest and civil rights issues. Staci has been featured in various outlets including WJHG-TV, WTVY News 4, and ABC 7 WWSB-TV, and she loves connecting with the community to share their stories.
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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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By: Staci Inez
Residents at a Tallahassee apartment complex will not have their water turned off after the complex paid nearly $100,000 toward a delinquent utility bill late Monday night.
By: Staci Inez, Chasity Maynard
The Tallahassee Police Department is one of more than one hundred agencies in Florida that signed an agreement to work with federal authorities on illegal immigration.
By: Staci Inez
An off-duty Tallahassee firefighter leapt into action and helped rescue a woman from a burning car Thursday in Wakulla County.
A radar-confirmed tornado twisted strong gusts through the Killearn Lakes community early Monday, leaving one Tallahassee family with a tree in their bedroom.
By: Staci Inez
Four FSU students were recognized at Tuesday’s Leon County commission meeting for their life-saving efforts in helping a man who collapsed on a golf course last month.
By: Staci Inez
In Tallahassee, a local chapter of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers is working to close the gap in homeownership rates for Black people.
By: Staci Inez, Jamiya Coleman
Margaret Summers, a paraprofessional at the middle school, remembers the 12-year-old as a student who was extremely dedicated to her school work.
By: Jamiya Coleman, Staci Inez
Despite having key information more than a year ago, the police chief said they didn’t arrest Paige’s father then because a failed conviction would prevent them from retrying Wiley when more evidence emerged linking him to his daughter’s death.
By: Staci Inez, Jamiya Coleman
Despite having key information more than a year ago, the police chief said they didn't arrest Paige's father then because a failed conviction would prevent them from retrying Wiley due to double jeopardy when more evidence emerged linking him to his daughter's death.
By: Staci Inez, Jamiya Coleman
Matthew Malik Harris, 24, was taken into custody late Monday after leading law enforcement on a short pursuit along Highway 112 and Hartsfield Road moments after a traffic stop, according to GCSO.
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