Troy Campbell is a Reporter at WKMG News 6. He covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, crime, and sports, with a particular focus on Florida and Orlando. Troy's work has been featured in outlets such as Andrew Harper and KPLC-TV.
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Troy Campbell's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Orlando, Florida, with an emphasis on government and politics, family & relationships, and crime. His articles often cover events and evolving stories related to the local community. When reaching out to Troy Campbell, consider pitching stories that involve local events or issues within Orlando or Florida. Topics related to government announcements, legal policy regulations in the area or human interest stories would likely be of interest to him based on his previous coverage.
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By: Christie Zizo, Troy Campbell
Currently, Florida school board candidates run without party affiliation. However, the proposed amendment would allow candidates, starting in November 2026, to declare political party affiliations like Democrats or Republicans.
Downtown Orlando’s Rosalind Avenue will be shut down for one of the city’s largest celebrations as more than 220,000 people are expected to attend the annual Come Out with Pride event on Saturday.
By: Troy Campbell
Early voting numbers triple compared to 2022 With just 13 days left until Election Day, long lines at early voting locations — like the
ORLANDO, Fla. – Orange County has been spraying as part of ongoing efforts to combat the spread of the West Nile Virus following the recent impacts of Hurricane Milton.
HOLLY HILL, Fla. – Local residents are expressing their frustrations over ongoing flooding issues and delayed repairs after Hurricane Milton, sharing personal accounts and demanding action at a city workshop on Wednesday.
By: Troy Campbell
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. – A homeowner thought he got a great deal on a remote control car at a flea market. Now he thinks the lithium-ion battery may have caused a fire.
Orlando business owners are raising concerns over a newly imposed curfew in the downtown bar district.
By: Troy Campbell
In response to a Halloween shooting that left two people dead and eight others injured, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer has declared a state of emergency, implementing a temporary curfew and restrictions on alcohol sales in downtown Orlando.
Local residents are expressing concerns over a recent agreement that would transform a building along Kaley Avenue into a low-barrier homeless shelter.
Signs greet drivers entering downtown Orlando to remind visitors of a recently implemented 1 a.m. curfew.
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