
Katie LaGrone
Regional Investigative Correspondent at WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL)
Regional Investigative Correspondent at WFTS-TV (Tampa, FL)
Regional Investigative Correspondent at WFTX-TV (Cape Coral, FL)
Tampa based E.W. Scripps Florida Investigative Correspondent @wptv @wfts @fox4now @abc27 Florida 24/7// UF grad // SEND TIPS: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wptv.com | Katie LaGrone
“I never asked for this fight, but I know my dad is so proud,” said Sabrina Davis, who couldn’t hold back her tears. It’s been five years since she lost her father and five years since she started her fight to repeal what critics have long dubbed Florida’s “no kill” law. “October 15 of 2020, a day that I don't ever want to relive again, but I am so happy to say that legislators did the right thing,” she said.
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1 week ago |
wptv.com | Katie LaGrone
The wheels of change are in motion for drivers who believe they were unfairly caught on camera passing a Florida school bus while it was stopped for kids. In quietly filed legislation that got the green light from lawmakers this week, drivers will soon be able to challenge the fine without going to court or paying more just to defend themselves.
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1 week ago |
abcactionnews.com | Katie LaGrone
FLORIDA — “I never asked for this fight, but I know my dad is so proud,” said Sabrina Davis, who couldn’t hold back her tears. It’s been five years since she lost her father and five years since she started her fight to repeal what critics have long dubbed Florida’s “no kill” law. “October 15 of 2020, a day that I don't ever want to relive again, but I am so happy to say that legislators did the right thing,” she said.
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1 week ago |
abcactionnews.com | Katie LaGrone
FLORIDA — The wheels of change are in motion for drivers who believe they were unfairly caught on camera passing a Florida school bus while it was stopped for kids. In quietly filed legislation that got the green light from lawmakers this week, drivers will soon be able to challenge the fine without going to court or paying more just to defend themselves.
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1 week ago |
wptv.com | Katie LaGrone
“I never asked for this fight, but I know my dad is so proud,” said Sabrina Davis, who couldn’t hold back her tears. It’s been five years since she lost her father, and five years since she started her fight to repeal what critics have long dubbed Florida’s “free kill” law. “October 15th of 2020, a day that I don't ever want to relive again, but I am so happy to say that legislators did the right thing,” she said.
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'It’s crazy!': Drivers hit with school bus camera fine in Polk Cty must pay more to appeal it; while another district suspends program bc of issues https://t.co/NApyeasBJ5

The drama continues…Hope Florida witness says lawmaker pressured her into sharing info https://t.co/L5YNMpGM0L

"If someone defrauded the state or a charity out of 10 million they would go to prison," said @RAlexAndradeFL."That occurred," about scandal involving @CaseyDeSantis' @HopeFlorida charity. This, @GovRonDeSantis is on damage patrol right now talking about charity's good.

Well - that's that. Rep. @RAlexAndradeFL wrapped his @HopeFlorida investigation. It comes after the heads of the two nonprofits that received $10M and the HF foundation's attorney declined to show up. Andrade said, "As legislators, we're fully informed at this point of what https://t.co/Z6QRHw9wjF