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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: Troy Campbell
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings criticized outgoing Supervisor of Elections Glen Gilzean on Tuesday, accusing him of being “manipulative” in handling surplus funds.
By: Troy Campbell
Members of the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee, along with families of the victims, gathered Wednesday to discuss the findings of a recent questionnaire about the proposed memorial design.
By: Troy Campbell
On Thursday, architects presented three design options for the memorial, prompting a discussion on whether to preserve parts of the building or demolish it entirely.
By: Troy Campbell
The community of Deltona is coming together Saturday for a candlelight vigil to honor the memory of 7-year-old Charlie Newton, an autistic, non-verbal boy found deceased Tuesday near his home.
An Orlando nonprofit is asking for the community’s help after surveillance footage captured someone stealing donated items meant to help those in need.
Volunteers filled Edgewater High School on Saturday evening for Light Orlando's fourth annual community Christmas service project.
– The holiday season is in full swing, and shipping facilities across the nation are working to ensure packages reach their destinations in time for Christmas.
By: Troy Campbell
– After several meetings, the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee is moving forward with a potential design for the Pulse Nightclub site.
Duke Energy is offering free credit monitoring and identity theft protection services to some customers whose personal information may have been unlawfully accessed on the company's website.
– After weeks of debate between the Orange County Commission and the Supervisor of Elections office, the county has taken steps to ensure employees are paid during the holidays.
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