Chantelle Navarro is an Anchor at WTXL ABC 27. With nearly a decade of experience producing, anchoring, and reporting, she covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public education, and energy policy. Chantelle's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, WDBO, and WESH 2 News.
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Chantelle's focus is local, primarily covering breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime, law enforcement, artificial intelligence, and the justice system in Central Florida. She would likely be open to pitches from individuals directly involved or affected by these incidents for interviews or personal accounts.
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Midwest City is considering an ordinance to regulate data centers, including special use permits, proximity to homes, resource disclosures, and noise limits.
By: Chantelle Navarro
Police are still searching for the shooters after bullets flew through a northeast Oklahoma City street, hitting vehicles and homes.
By: Chantelle Navarro
After a birthday party shooting in northeast Oklahoma City, police are restarting their Youth Engagement Council to help address youth violence.
By: Chantelle Navarro
Former Oklahoma teacher Marian Hall shares her memories of Sept. 11, 2001, and how the tragic events unfolded during a school day, leaving a lasting impression on her and her students.
FBI records reveal ties between Oklahoma and three 9/11 hijackers, including visits to a Norman flight school and a hotel stay, as the nation marks 25 years since the attacks.
By: Chantelle Navarro
Joe Flake, a Wellston firefighter and former truck driver who became a firefighter to serve his community, was laid to rest Saturday after dying from a medical emergency during a wildfire.
Edmond city staff and the Arcadia Lake Commission chair will meet Monday night to review a master plan for safety improvements at Arcadia Lake, including automated gates and cameras.
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, FBI records reveal connections between Oklahoma and three of the hijackers involved in the tragedy.
By: Chantelle Navarro
A 23-year-old man was arrested after he allegedly beat a man to death over the weekend at a Seminole County home.
An Oklahoma City school will get a new name soon, as the school board will move forward with plans to rename Cesar Chavez Elementary School.
