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Kaitlyn McCarthy

Ohio

Television News Reporter at WFMJ-TV (Youngstown, OH)

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy

    NewsMuch of that centers around the weeks leading up to that afternoon one year ago and what the building's owners, architects and city officials did, and didn’t discuss YOUNGSTOWN - The release of initial findings by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) in their investigation into what caused the explosion contained volumes of new information.

  • 2 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy

    NewsThe investment gives the owner the opportunity to mass produce her cookies, and sell them to distributors. SHARON, Pa. - A Sharon bakery owner is ready to extend her footprint well beyond the Shenango Valley. It's all possible because of a $650,000 expansion at Allie's Sweet Tooth. The investment gives the owner the opportunity to mass produce her cookies, and sell them to distribution companies. “We'll be taking these cookies, making them.

  • 2 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy

    NewsWhile it's upsetting to many in the community, it's becoming the reality for many smaller grocery stores. After 73 years of business, the Sparkle Market on South Avenue in Boardman near Youngstown's south side is closing its doors. One customer who's been going to the market for years said he was devastated. “Sparkles has been here forever for us. So, it's really an inconvenience for us,” said Arbor Hughes of Youngstown.

  • 2 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy

    NewsThis was after a text message between West Branch school board president Mikki Kanagy, and superintendent Micki Egli  was uncovered by podcasters the MLO bros. Seats at the West Branch district school board meeting were full of parents wanting answers. This was after a text message between West Branch school board president Mikki Kanagy and superintendent Micki Egli was uncovered by podcasters the MLO bros.

  • 2 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy

    NewsNow, those firefighters are being recognized for helping those who were affected by the hurricane last year. The destruction to North Carolina after hurricane Helene hit was nothing short of devastating. After the storm flooded streets and destroyed homes, six Calcutta firefighters stepped up. Now, those firefighters are being recognized for helping those who were affected by the hurricane last year.