Marilyn Parker is a News Reporter at WJCT Public Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, urban design, and regional interest, with a focus on public education and consumer health. Marilyn's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KTLA, NewsNation, and Yahoo News.
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Marilyn Parker's coverage focuses on local news in Florida, particularly Jacksonville. She covers crime, court cases, and government & politics. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to topics such as mass shootings, law enforcement activities, civil rights issues, and tragedies.
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The City of Clearwater agreed to a $7.5 million settlement with a staffing firm where hundreds of graves were found on their property.
By: Marilyn Parker
Prayers are being said around the world for Pope Leo XVI, following his lung cancer diagnosis and surgery.
By: Marilyn Parker
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Prayers are being said around the world for Pope Leo XVI, following his lung cancer diagnosis and surgery. A local lung expert is weighing in on the treatment and the prognosis for the leader of the world's Catholics.
By: Marilyn Parker
More than 100 fans were in Tropicana Field Thursday to support the Rays who were on the road for game three in Cleveland. The Rays loss 3-2, but fans said there's still time to turn things around.
By: Marilyn Parker
Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier helped secure an arrest warrant for Raul Castro. The former Cuban leader is being accused of conspiracy to commit murder. The more than 30-year-old c…
It seems every headline about the Tampa Bay Rays recently has been about the stadium deal and moving to Tampa. But now, their current home in St. Petersburg is set to host at least two World Series…
The World Series kicks off in just two days, and the games land here in Tampa Bay on Monday. St. Petersburg is in full preparation mode.
By: Marilyn Parker
Thousands of people are expected to be in the area around Tropicana Field come Monday and Tuesday. Businesses are looking forward to the tourism boost from the event.
By: Marilyn Parker
ST. PETESRBURG, Fla. (WFLA) -- The Tampa Bay Rays have decades of history here in St. Pete. Going back well before the team's first game in 1998, the St.
By: Marilyn Parker
There’s new hope for Rays fans. The team beat the sweep, so Brewer fans could pack up their brooms. But they aren’t leaving the area just yet.
