Julie Montanaro
WCTV Eyewitness News
Tallahassee, FL, United States
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Recent articles by Julie:
Tallahassee standoff suspect makes first appearance Monday morning
Myrick Rittman was arrested at the University Green Apartments Sunday after TPD’s TAC Team surrounded the apartment and tried for nearly six hours to coax Rittman to surrender. → Read More
Christmas Connection looking for holiday donation center site
The Christmas Connection needs a donated storefront or warehouse to serve as its 2021 donation center. → Read More
850 Magazine honors 12 women with Pinnacle Awards
850 Magazine is honoring 12 women with its “Pinnacle Award,” including WCTV’s own Julie Montanaro. → Read More
Judge delays Katherine Magbanua’s trial
A judge has delayed the upcoming murder trial of Katherine Magbanua. → Read More
Man cleared of murder nearly four years to the day later
A jury deliberated for two hours Wednesday evening before finding Johnny Anderson not guilty of murder. → Read More
Verdict could come Wednesday in deadly 2017 Tallahassee shooting
Johnny Anderson is facing murder charges in the 2017 shooting death of Andrew Glover. → Read More
Tallahassee Firefighters describe trip to Ground Zero after 9/11
Tallahassee Firefighters describe what it was like at Ground Zero as they delivered thousands of dollars for the families of fallen FDNY firefighters. → Read More
‘I was astounded’: U.S. Marshal describes seeing plane crash into the Pentagon on 9/11
Former North Florida U.S. Marshal James Lockley was in a meeting across the street when Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon on September 11. → Read More
Death sentence stands for man accused of burning woman alive
The Florida Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of Joe Elton Nixon, rejecting claims that he is intellectually disabled and ineligible to be executed. → Read More
Serial killer Gary Michael Hilton’s death sentence upheld
The Florida Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of Gary Michael Hilton, who was sentenced to death for the 2007 kidnapping and murder of nurse and Sunday school teacher Cheryl Dunlap. → Read More
Serial killer Gary Michael Hilton’s death sentence upheld
The Florida Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of Gary Michael Hilton, who was sentenced to death for the 2007 kidnapping and murder of nurse and Sunday school teacher Cheryl Dunlap. → Read More
Leon County School Board to discuss newly reinstated mask mandate
Superintendent Rocky Hanna cited nearly 250 COVID cases and more than 900 students in quarantine in re-instating a mask mandate — and dropping a parental opt-out — for students in grades K-8. → Read More
Deliberations continue in JT Burnette corruption trial
Jury deliberations in the corruption trial of Tallahassee businessman JT Burnette are now in their third day. → Read More
Tales of Tillie: Retired greyhound encouraging people to slow down
Tillie has been walking the shores of Lake Jackson every day for nearly 10 years. → Read More
JT Burnette federal corruption trial begins
Testimony could begin as early as Tuesday and the trial could last three to four weeks, attorneys told a judge at a recent hearing. → Read More
Burnette’s lawyers request headphones for all at trial
The headphones will help the jury, judge and legal teams hear undercover audio recordings and videotapes expected to be introduced as evidence. → Read More
Former Jackson Co. deputy convicted of planting drugs asking to be freed pending appeal
Zachary Wester is scheduled to be sentenced next Tuesday, July 13. → Read More
Second Harvest kicks off summer food program
Second Harvest is kicking off its summer food program this week, delivering free meals to children in neighborhoods across Tallahassee. → Read More
JT Burnette trial could last a month
Attorneys gathered by phone Thursday morning to discuss last-minute motions and address logistical questions in a call that lasted 90 minutes. → Read More
Eastpoint fire 3 years later: ‘These families have been languishing a long time’
Thursday marks the three-year anniversary of a fast-moving fire in Eastpoint that scorched an entire neighborhood and forced people to run for their lives. → Read More