Sam Knef is a MMJ at Spectrum News 13 Orlando. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, culture and society, as well as security and law enforcement, showcasing his versatility in journalism. Sam's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Bay News 9, Spectrum News 1, Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., and NewsBreak.
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Sam Knef's coverage indicates a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on local events and issues. He has covered sports, health-related topics such as addiction and smoking, community events, and government announcements.
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Hartford police canceled a planned Flock Safety license plate reader partnership before any cameras were installed, citing resident concerns.
Daviess County is moving ahead with a $20 million public safety facility designed to improve fire protection, emergency response and sheriff patrol access.
By: Sam Knef
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says a graphic north side deer has viral deer warts and wants sightings reported, not chased.
By: Sam Knef
After years without red meat, a Poole restaurant owner with alpha-gal syndrome adds ostrich burgers to his menu for others with the condition.
HENDERSON, Ky. — A deer that drew wide attention on Henderson's north side last week has died.
By: Sam Knef
HENDERSON, Ky. — Henderson County jailer Anthony Willett is trying to build a “second chance” pipeline that would connect people in the detention center with jobs before they walk out.
By: Sam Knef
OWENSBORO, Ky. — On Friday night, Owensboro High School and Daviess County High School will lock horns in one of western Kentucky's most heated gridiron rivalries.
The Daviess County Detention Center is one of 8 agencies getting up to $5,000 to build a first peer-support team for deputy jailers.
Owensboro’s Opportunity Center helps people with disabilities build job skills, friendships and confidence in a place that feels like family.
By: Sam Knef
HENDERSON, Ky. — A piece of steel from the World Trade Center's north tower stands outside Henderson Fire Station 3 on the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, a few miles from where the U.S.
