Caitlin Huff is the News Director at WBKO. With over a decade of experience in journalism, she is passionate about guiding young journalists while covering important regional and world news, including topics related to manufacturing, heavy industry, architecture, and planning. Caitlin has been featured in WFLA NEWS, WKRN News 2, WATE 6 On Your Side, and several other prominent news outlets.
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Caitlin Huff's coverage is mainly focused on local breaking news and evolving crime stories, particularly shootings and police-related incidents. If you have first-hand accounts or exclusive information related to ongoing criminal cases, community safety measures, or law enforcement activities in the United States, Tennessee, or specifically Nashville, she may be interested in your insights.
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All proceeds from ticket sales support the hospital’s mission to find cures and save lives.
Voters are headed to the polls to cast their ballots in Kentucky’s primary elections.
By: Avery Catalano, Caitlin Huff
Preliminary results are out in the Barren County Kentucky Primary.
Work is expected to take 5 nights as weather allows.
Hopkinsville Police said officers responded to the shooting scene in the area of Walnut Street and E 12th Street around 12:20p.m.
The driver, Onrico Wilson, and front passenger, Robert Wilson, were entrapped in the vehicle.
Russell Sims Aquatic Center Duncan Hines Day celebration featured free popsicles, a cannonball contest and a duck mascot.
Department increases patrols after resident complaints about late-night pranks.
According to the company, the sheriff’s office is investigating the vandalism case.
Kentucky Industrial Alliance claims moratorium unlawful after investing millions.
