Tiffany Salameh is a Consumer Investigative Reporter for WJXT, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. With a passion for holding businesses and organizations accountable, Tiffany covers a wide range of topics including consumer fraud, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Tiffany's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in Florida and Jacksonville. She frequently covers evolving stories related to personal finance, family & relationships, as well as government announcements and breaking news.
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By: Tiffany Salameh
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – U.S. Congressman John H. Rutherford, along with 22 fellow members of the House, sent a letter to the National Oceanic and
By: Tiffany Salameh
A group of Northeast Florida fishermen is voicing frustration over what they call “cronyism” in the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) permit system for red snapper fishing.
By: Tiffany Salameh
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Repairs are underway at the Dillon Parking Garage at Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside campus, with a price tag of $3.75 million.
By: Tiffany Salameh, Marcela Camargo
A 6-year-old boy who lost part of his skull in a recent Israeli bombing in Gaza will arrive in Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon to begin his medical and rehabilitation journey.
By: Tiffany Salameh
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A piece of Jacksonville's history is finding new life as the Snyder Memorial Church opens its doors to the public after decades of vacancy.
By: Tiffany Salameh
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 20-year-old man was killed over the weekend after being struck by two vehicles while crossing Philips Highway.
By: Marcela Camargo, Tiffany Salameh
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority and an airline executive will announce Monday a new airline coming to the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) in February.
By: Tiffany Salameh
YULEE, Fla. – The holiday season is a time of giving, but for many Americans, it's also a time of spending—and that can lead to a heavy financial burden.
By: Tiffany Salameh
The utility company’s clean energy efforts rely heavily on two primary sources: nuclear power and solar energy. JEA spokesperson Karen McAllister says all customers are already benefiting from these cleaner sources of electricity.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is introducing a new rule to address hidden fees in ticketing and vacation rental pricing, promising greater transparency for consumers.
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