Marcela Camargo is a digital producer at WJXT. With a diverse background in journalism, she covers a range of topics including animal care, entertainment, and events, often focusing on pets, animal rights, and the arts. Marcela's work has been featured in notable outlets such as InspireMore, WKMG News 6, and NBC New York (WNBC).
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Marcela Camargo's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, accidents, and breaking news in Jacksonville and Florida. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to evolving stories, breaking news events, or exclusive access to local incidents such as accidents or crimes.
Given her emphasis on reporting breaking news and evolving stories, offering real-time updates from the ground or providing unique perspectives on ongoing situations may capture Marcela’s attention.
When reaching out with story ideas for Marcela, consider highlighting how a pitch contributes valuable insights into local crime trends, accident prevention measures in the community, or exclusive interviews related to high-profile cases.
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By: Hayden Mitman, Bill Henley, Marcela Camargo, Emily Rose Grassi, Brittney Shipp, David Chang, Robert Johnson
A First Alert is in effect for the threat of strong storms for areas along and northwest of the I-95 corridor on Thursday, Aug. 27. Get live updates.
By: Marcela Camargo, Emily Rose Grassi, Brendan Brightman
The death of Glennwood Pysher, 22, was ruled as a homicide by the Montgomery County Coroner's Office after he was shot by police on Aug. 23, 2026.
By: Marcela Camargo
Marvin Wicker, 60, died at the hospital after being shot multiple times on Aug. 5, 2024, at Rising Sun Avenue and Goodman Street.
By: Marcela Camargo
From Monday, Aug. 31, through Thursday, Sept. 3, eastbound I-76 will be closed from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
By: Marcela Camargo
Delaware State Police said a preliminary investigation revealed that a Nissan ran a stop sign and struck the front driver's side of a Kia.
By: Marcela Camargo
Patricia Lindo-Ahono, 60, pleaded guilty to third-degree tampering with witnesses and fourth-degree assault upon an institutionalized elderly person.
Police said two scenes were identified in connection with the shooting — one on West Westmoreland Street and another at Broad and Cayuga streets.
By: Marcela Camargo
Police said no arrests have been made in any of the four incidents, and investigations are underway.
By: Marcela Camargo, Andrew Rowan
SEPTA initially closed the claim, but after NBC10 inquired, the woman received an email from the agency saying it had reopened its review.
By: Marcela Camargo, Brian Sheehan, David Chang
A judge granted the Philadelphia District Attorney's office's request for an injunction to close the speakeasy where an off-duty officer was killed.
