Steven Graves is a morning anchor for WPBF 25 News in West Palm Beach, Florida. With a background in journalism and experience at CBS Chicago, Steven covers local news and events in Palm Beach Gardens and the surrounding areas, focusing on community stories, charity events, and highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by the local community.
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Based on Steven Graves' coverage, he predominantly focuses on local events and community-related topics in the West Palm Beach and South Florida areas. His articles often revolve around nonprofit organizations, community events, and seasonal activities.
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