Terri Parker is an Investigative Reporter at NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on security and law enforcement, forensics, and legal affairs, as well as topics related to animal rescue and rehabilitation. Terri's work has been featured in various outlets including KOAT 7, KCCI-TV, and WESH 2 News.
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Terri Parker's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, legal issues, and government & politics in the West Palm Beach area. She seems to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Terri Parker
Newly obtained police body camera video shows Bill Wilkins describing the crash that preceded his seven-week absence. Meanwhile, a dispute among council members derailed a long-awaited public discussion of his condition and return to work.
By: Terri Parker
Exclusive police body camera video obtained by WPBF 25 News Investigates shows Riviera Beach City Manager Bill Wilkins describing the hit-and-run crash that preceded his nearly two-month absence from City Hall.
By: Terri Parker
In an exclusive interview with WPBF 25 News Investigates, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw defends license plate cameras, reveals how they helped catch Ryan Routh, and says PBSO has an exemption to keep cameras on state roads.
By: Terri Parker
Days after defending license plate readers in an exclusive WPBF 25 News investigation, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said the technology helped deputies locate a robbery suspect who was later shot and killed.
By: Terri Parker
A judge ruled Stephen Scantlebury remains a danger to the community, rejecting his request for house arrest more than a year after the brutal attack that left nurse Leela Lal hospitalized for six months.
By: Terri Parker
A man accused of nearly beating a nurse to death inside Palms West Hospital will remain behind bars after a judge ruled Friday that he is still too dangerous to be released.
By: Terri Parker
After winning a Republican-held Florida House seat by just 801 votes, Democrat Emily Gregory is fighting to keep it, while raising questions about her opponent's voter registration address.
By: Terri Parker
In an interview with WPBF 25 News, Erika Donalds defended her husband's positions on controversial data centers and property taxes while revealing what she hopes to do as Florida's first lady.
By: Terri Parker
In an exclusive WPBF 25 News interview, Yvette Drucker explains why she is not using Caruso's felony child sexual abuse charges in campaign ads and defends her qualifications to manage county finances.
By: Terri Parker
An internal audit questions a no-bid generator purchase, a 2004 engine and possible collusion with the vendor. Two utility officials were fired, then rehired. One denies wrongdoing in an exclusive interview.
