Stephanie Rodriguez
News Reporter at WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
Emmy-nominated Reporter @CBS58 @TelemundoWI • VP @NAHJWisconsin • Cat + Coffee Lover • [email protected]
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6 days ago |
clickorlando.com | Stephanie Rodriguez
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - To advocate for victims of sexual assault, one woman is walking the entire state of Florida. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and statistics show that someone in the United States is sexually assaulted every 68 seconds.
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1 week ago |
clickorlando.com | Stephanie Rodriguez
A volunteer eagle watcher sprang into action after noticing an eaglet missing from the nest behind her home. Jessie Dickson has lived in Kissimmee for eight years. She said what sold her on the house was Betsy and Benjamin, her two avian neighbors. "A bald eagle flew over us and went and landed on the nest, and I was like, 'sold,'" Dickson recalled. As a volunteer eagle watcher, she monitors their nest and reports their movements to the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey.
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1 week ago |
clickorlando.com | Stephanie Rodriguez
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. - School is almost out, and many parents are beginning to think about how to keep their kids engaged over the summer. While summer camps are a popular option in Central Florida, the cost can be prohibitive for some families, so to assist, Volusia County has opened applications for scholarships. "Last year, we received over a thousand applications and then we were able to provide scholarships to 725 individuals," Community Assistance Director for Volusia County Carmen Hall said.
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1 week ago |
clickorlando.com | Stephanie Rodriguez
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Gov. Ron DeSantis has reiterated his stance on eliminating the Federal Emergency Management Agency during a recent visit to Central Florida. While in town to discuss the early completion of congestion lanes on I-4, he discussed his belief that disaster relief efforts should be managed at the state level. "[President Trump] is going to block grant the money to the states, and so we're not going to be left in the cold.
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1 week ago |
clickorlando.com | Stephanie Rodriguez
WINTER PARK, Fla. - The wedding dress industry is bracing for increased prices as tariffs on imports from China continue to affect costs. "It was a hot topic in New York. All the designers were talking about it. All the stores were talking about it," Roberta Noronha said. Roberta Noronha, co-founder of The Bridal Finery, recently returned from Bridal Fashion Week, where tariffs were a significant topic of discussion.
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