Cait McVey is a news reporter and fill-in anchor for Bay News 9, focusing on local news in St. Petersburg, Florida. With a passion for storytelling, Cait covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, community events, and human interest stories that impact the local community. Her work has also been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando.
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Cait McVey's coverage primarily focuses on local events in St. Petersburg, Florida, with a significant emphasis on scientific topics related to natural disasters, environmental resilience, community support, and wildlife conservation.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Beachside residents recovering from Hurricane Helene now have one more thing to worry about, as the Florida Fish and Wildlife
The app, called the CRIS-HAZARD app, utilizes cameras set up at different locations in St. Petersburg to help determine the depth of floodwaters.
TAMPA, Fla. — A new app developed by researchers at the University of South Florida could help people navigate floodwaters like what was seen during Hurricane Helene, or even during regular rain storms.
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, nearly 7 million people in the U.S. are living with the disease. It’s a staggering number that includes early-onset Alzheimer’s.
Bonnie Strickland said it's the only copy she has of one of her husband's last Christmases.
By: Cait McVey
Carrie Simon Nash found the family photograph while cleaning her yard in Shore Acres. She is one of many residents whose home flooded during storm surge from Hurricane Helene.
Jason Lauristen is the Chief Conservation Officer for the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation, which aims to connect 18 million acres of wildlife habitat across the state.
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