Blakely McHugh is a morning reporter for WFMZ-TV, focusing on local news in the Allentown area of Pennsylvania. With a passion for storytelling, Blakely covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in Celeb Secrets, showcasing her versatility as a journalist.
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Blakely McHugh focuses on local news, with significant coverage of crime and entertainment in the Pennsylvania area, particularly Allentown. She appears to favor event coverage, evolving stories, breaking news, and seasonal topics.
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For the first time in US history, a woman is set to be the White House chief of staff.
69 News reporter Blakely McHugh was checking out some of the best spots to get your pickle fix.
More than one million lights will light up Coca Cola Park for the first time this winter season.
It's beginning to feel like Christmas, and it's certainly starting to look like it around the Lehigh Valley.
69 News reporter Blakely McHugh was live Thursday at the Steel Ice center with more on the partnership.
The Northeast is finally experiencing a decent amount of rainfall, and our region could experience more than an inch of rain.
Residents are encouraged to visit the ballpark from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., to donate a frozen turkey to help others in need this Thanksgiving.
By: Blakely Mchugh
On a cold snowy winter day, community members and volunteers braved the weather conditions, and came together to help Lehigh Valley families get a hot meal this Thanksgiving.
Jaindl Farms is home to every step of the turkey business, and it is a year-round process to get to Thanksgiving.
By: Blakely Mchugh
A preliminary hearing held Monday determined that a truck driver in a crash that killed three people on Route 33 last year will face court action in Monroe County.
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