Sam Martello is a Reporter at WFTV. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, climate change and environment, and education, with a particular focus on public education and urban development. Sam's work has been featured in WJHG-TV, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and WFTV.
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Sam Martello's coverage leans heavily towards crime-related topics, with a focus on local events and news in the Orlando area. This suggests that he would likely be most interested in pitches related to local crime stories, law enforcement updates, or breaking news within this geographical region.
Given the high percentage of evolving stories and breaking news covered by Sam, PR professionals may find success when offering timely insights into ongoing legal matters or criminal investigations for which information is rapidly developing. Providing exclusive access to experts who can comment on these emerging situations could also increase the chances of successful outreach.
For travel-related content, focusing on Orlando International Airport or other nearby transportation hubs might pique Sam's interest as well. Additionally, community events specifically within Central Florida could resonate with his coverage preferences.
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Seminole County is partnering with Metroplan Orlando to perform safety audits on five busy local roadways
A new $3.9 million DOT grant will fund 28 quick-build safety projects across Orlando to improve pedestrian access
Seven major Central Florida counties reported nearly 1,900 pedestrian crashes and 86 deaths this year
Orlando replaces 80-year-old lift station in $19.5-million upgrade ORLANDO, Fla. — Residents of Downtown Orlando have long dealt with flooding concerns.
Central Florida's Task Force Four deploys to the Gulf Coast to aid Hurricane Isaias victims
By: Sam Martello
A new 1.6-mile road project in southern Osceola County aims to connect Nolte Road and the C-31 Canal by 2028.
By: Brody Wooddell, Sam Martello
The law firm is investigating the board's design, installation and maintenance
“Probably like anybody watching this show, you think it's never going to happen to you, until it does,” — Tammy Guido McGee
By: James Tutten, Sam Martello
SUMTER COUNTY, Fla. — Drivers traveling through Sumter County are experiencing traffic disruptions on Florida's Turnpike near The Villages.
Construction on the new westbound Fortune Road Bridge was completed one month ahead of its original schedule
