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Bob Hazen came to WESH in September 2017 from sister-station WTAE in Pittsburgh, where he spent five years reporting from the Steel City. This is a return to Central Florida for Bob.

Matt Lupoli reports on a wide range of topics for all WESH programs and platforms, including WESH 2 Chronicle. Matt is an award-winning journalist who has reported many major stories, from tornadoes to hurricanes, to the Pulse nightclub shooting.

Everyone in Volusia and Flagler Counties knows WESH 2 News reporter Claire Metz. As the bureau chief, she covers Local Live Late Breaking news in one of the fastest-growing parts of the state.

Dave McDaniel has worked with WESH 2 News since 1988. Dave covers Seminole County primarily and has also specialized in issues involving the environment and transportation.

Luana Munoz is a bilingual journalist of Afro-Cuban and Afro-Puerto Rican descent. She has won two Emmy awards and has 15 years of professional experience in television news.

But, like i said earlier, none of the gains the taliban have made are irreversible. sure, taking territory militarily is one issue, but keeping it is not going to be an easy thing for the taliban. and we are working as we speak right now to consolidate some of our security forces in order to retake some of those strategic locations that will have consequences for our security forces, for our economy, for our people. ok, but were talking about... were talking about a landlocked country which is u...

Will have consequences for our security forces, for our economy, for our people. ok, but were talking about... were talking about a landlocked country which is utterly reliant on the supply routes, supply routes like the wesh crossing in spin boldak, which is now in taliban hands. we still have many of the supply routes still open, so, yes, we have lost some and thats unfortunate and we need to take them back. but that doesnt mean everything is cut—off. we still have our major supply route to ...

The Daytona Beach police chief asked people to be safe during Bike Week and to be “smarter than this guy.”

The Daytona Beach police chief asked people to be safe during Bike Week and to be “smarter than this guy.”

Universal Orlando looking into possible changes to Dr. Seuss Landing attraction Hearst Television FacebookTwitterEmail Universal Orlando said Tuesday that it has decided to pull the six Dr. Seuss books that will no longer be published from its shelves and is evaluating other changes that could be made. The books — including “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street” and “If I Ran the Zoo” — will stop being published because of racist and insensitive imagery, the business that p...