Victoria Scott is a staff writer based in Panama City, Florida. With a focus on local news and community events, Victoria's work has been featured in various publications including WJHG-TV, SlashGear, The Drive, and U.S. News & World Report. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging coverage of the Panama City area.
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Victoria Scott's coverage primarily focuses on local government, infrastructure projects, and community events in the Florida area, particularly Bay County and Panama City. She also covers automotive reviews and real estate developments.
When reaching out to her, consider providing insights into local government initiatives or updates on infrastructure projects within Bay County or Panama City. Additionally, if you have expertise in automotive reviews or real estate development specific to this region, it could be of interest to her audience.
As Victoria's focus is more localized, pitches should tie into these specific areas of interest rather than broader national topics.
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The photo shows the marked police car that a drunk driver hit in Cape Coral.
FOX 4 obtained photos of the suspects involved in a smash-and-grab incident.
By: Victoria Scott
With underwater buyers trading in cars owing more money than ever before, it could mean bad times are ahead.
Lucid built a test 'Pursuit' Air for California Highway Patrol. There are no specs, but the giant steelies work shockingly well.
FOX 4's Victoria Scott went door knocking with FEMA staff members in Naples to see how they're helping people who need to register for assistance.
Behind-the-scenes film snaps of our drive down the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route in a Lexus GX.
The Punta Gorda shopping staple remains damaged following Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
The model from Ritter Goods is an officially licensed 1/43rd scale Ruf CTR—and the squished car-chibi art style is adorable.
By: Leslie Desjarlais
The Mariner High School cadets teamed up with The Greater Pine Island Alliance to make it possible.
Driving the two greatest front-wheel-drive Hondas ever made to see what makes them so, so special.
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