Troy Campbell is a Reporter at various news outlets including KPLC-TV and WKMG News 6. He focuses on a range of topics including culture and society, law and legal affairs, and the environment, often intersecting with issues of public policy and government. Troy has been featured in Andrew Harper, WKYT-TV, and WPLG Local 10 News, among others.
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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: Jacob Langston, Troy Campbell
An apparent waterspout was captured on video Monday afternoon in the Waterford Lakes neighborhood of Orlando.
A Volusia County homeowner is facing legal action from his homeowners association after erecting a flagpole in his yard, without what the HOA says was the proper approval.
Nearly 30 years after the brutal killing of a young woman in downtown Orlando, the man convicted of her murder is now set to be executed.
By: Troy Campbell
LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – Nearly 10 months after a deadly ambush claimed the life of a Lake County sheriff's deputy and injured two others, a national nonprofit has honored the fallen and surviving officers for their bravery.
By: Troy Campbell
Immigration advocates and local residents voiced growing concerns this week over recent federal immigration enforcement actions in Central Florida, including a reported U.S. Border Patrol stop in Apopka and ongoing detentions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
By: Troy Campbell
Nearly nine years after the deadly shooting at Pulse nightclub, families of the victims and survivors are preparing to walk through the building one final time before its planned demolition.
For the first time in nine years, family members of victims and survivors of the Pulse nightclub massacre began walking through the site where 49 people were killed.
– A man was arrested Friday afternoon on New Smyrna Beach after deputies say they discovered he had an active immigration detainer, following a patrol stop over an open container violation.
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – A 47-year-old man remains in custody five days after being arrested on New Smyrna Beach for having an open container of alcohol , a violation that legal experts say typically results in a citation or fine.
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