Got a tip? Here’s how to send it to WFTV Channel 9

ORLANDO, Fla. — Do you have a story or news tip that you want to share with WFTV? Do you want to speak with a reporter about it? Would you like our journalists to ask questions and get answers?

We have several ways for you to submit your tip to us.

General News Tip Form: You can fill out this form to submit your tip. You don’t have to provide your contact information, but it usually helps our reporters look into the stories if you do. Click here to go to that form.

Todd Ulrich & Action 9:

Do you have a consumer story? Do you feel like you were ripped off by a local business or contractor? Are you having issues with warranties, insurance or just feel cheated out of your money? Send Todd and his team your story by clicking here.

Pictures and Video:

Do you have pictures or video of something you think should be on the news or online? Submit it here.

Daralene Jones, Karla Ray & the 9 Investigates Team:

Is your tip the next big story in Central Florida? Do you want 9 Investigates to ask the tough questions and uncover the truth? Click here to contact the 9 Investigates team; just add 9 Investigates to your tip.

Weather Pictures & Video:

You know we see some wild weather in Central Florida! Many people share their awesome pictures and videos with us. Rainbows, lightning, storm damage, heavy rain, beautiful sunsets and sunrises - we welcome it all! Click here to upload them to our weather folder.

You can also join our Facebook Group, “WFTV Channel 9 Storm Spotters.”

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Social Media:

Many people send WFTV and our journalists tips via social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Just search "Channel 9 WFTV" to follow us and then send us your tips.

Snail Mail:

It's less common, but some people still submit their tips through regular mail. You can address your mail to the reporter you wish to speak with and send it to:

Reporter Name

c/o WFTV News Department

490 E. South Street

Orlando, Florida 32801

Phone Calls:

If you want to speak with a reporter on the phone, you can call the newsroom at 407-822-8353. If you just want to call in breaking news, you can call that same number.

Editor’s Note: Please use the email address news@wftv.com to send press releases or pitches.

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