Brianna Shaw is a multimedia journalist at WCTV. She focuses on health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular interest in consumer health, mental health, and wellness programs. Brianna is featured in KFYR-TV, WWNY TV, WABI TV 5, ABC 7 WWSB-TV, KSFY-TV, WALB-TV, WVLT, WBXX, WCJB TV20 News, and WTVY News 4.
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Brianna Shaw's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in Tallahassee, Florida. She often covers government announcements, evolving stories, and provides expert commentary.
She frequently features topics related to local news, weather, emergency services, crime prevention, transportation issues as well as health and wellbeing. Given her focus on these areas of interest within the local community context in Florida, pitches should highlight relevant expertise or insights related to these specific subjects with a particular emphasis on how they impact the residents of Tallahassee or surrounding areas.
Experts who can provide practical advice for dealing with severe weather conditions or those involved in emergency services should consider reaching out to Brianna regarding potential collaborations for her coverage.
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By: Brianna Shaw
A former Leon County Schools teacher is taking art lessons out of the classroom and on the road.
By: Brianna Shaw
Florida A&M University’s Medical Marijuana Education and Research Initiative is receiving national recognition for its work to address youth vaping.
A Tallahassee woman is bringing words of encouragement to a unit of 29 Florida National Guardsmen currently deployed in the Middle East, including her son.
By: Brianna Shaw
Heisman Trophy winner, NBA veteran and coach Charlie Ward hosted a one-day basketball camp Sunday for young athletes looking to take their game to the next level.
A kitten named Zomboy is getting a second chance at life after veterinarians refused to give up on him.
The Tallahassee City Commission named its new city manager Wednesday.
The North Florida Wildlife Center welcomed two young female red kangaroos this week, named Tillie and Bonnie.
Thousands of people gathered at Tom Brown Park for the seventh annual Oasis Fun Fest Saturday.
By: Brianna Shaw
The event, hosted by NAMI Tallahassee, honors Brook Bowers, who died by suicide in 2012.
By: Brianna Shaw
RonShay Dugans was killed by a drowsy driver in Tallahassee in 2008
