Troy Campbell
Reporter at WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
Name is Troy Campbell. Born and raised in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Reporter for WKMG-TV News 6, CBS affiliate in Orlando, Florida.
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2 weeks ago |
clickorlando.com | Troy Campbell
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A state budget bill approved by the Florida House on Wednesday could lead to a significant reduction in how much funding school districts receive for students enrolled in Advanced Placement (AP) courses, prompting criticism from Democrats who argue the change could diminish college readiness in public schools.
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2 weeks ago |
clickorlando.com | Troy Campbell
WINTER PARK, Fla. - As sweeping international tariffs take effect, small businesses across Central Florida are feeling the pressure, including Winter Park Cycles, which is warning customers of potential price increases due to the rising cost of imported bicycle parts. The shop posted a message on Facebook to alert customers that costs could soon climb.
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2 weeks ago |
clickorlando.com | Troy Campbell
ORLANDO, Fla. - More than a year after the tragic murder of Madeline "Maddie" Soto, the community came together once again to raise awareness for child abuse victims through the second annual "Every Child Should Be Protected 5K."Runners gathered at Ivanhoe Park Brewing, crossing the finish line in honor of Soto and other children who have suffered abuse. Participants said the event was a way to turn tragedy into action.
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3 weeks ago |
clickorlando.com | Troy Campbell
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The city of Daytona Beach has approved roughly $26,000 to remove thousands of bats from the Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium, officials said. City officials estimate as many as 6,000 bats have made the stadium their home, moving from the visitors' side to the home side over the past few years. The removal process is expected to take about a week, with crews working against an April 15 deadline, when bat maternity season begins and removal becomes illegal under state law.
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3 weeks ago |
clickorlando.com | Troy Campbell
PALM COAST, Fla. - A Palm Coast family is warning others about the dangers of lithium-ion batteries after their home was destroyed in a fire they believe was sparked by a battery-powered pool cleaning device. Brian Bohan, who lived there with his family, said the fire broke out early Friday morning. "My wife woke us up. I guess she heard something, like a crackling noise," Bohan said.
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We are next to SR408, less than a mile from downtown where a driver has died after being gunned down by another vehicle in the WB 408 lanes. The victim exited at Mills and crashed into a tree. Orlando Police are working on suspect information regarding the shooter’s vehicle. https://t.co/soa78jZP7K
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