Caitlin Hunt is a Multimedia Journalist at News 5. She covers Wayne County and Holmes County, focusing on topics related to nature, the environment, and various social issues, while also touching on themes such as education and travel. Caitlin has been featured in WEVV-TV and WEWS-TV, and she believes that every person has a story, and each one matters.
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Caitlin Hunt's coverage revolves around local news, government & politics, community events, healthcare and law enforcement. She often reports on government announcements and has a strong focus on the local community in Terre Haute, Indiana.
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WOOSTER, Ohio — The movies are returning to downtown Wooster. Renovations are underway at the old Lyric Theater site.
CLEVELAND — Dinosaurs are alive and well this weekend at Jurassic Quest at the I-X Center.
CLEVELAND — If you've ever wanted to dine at some of Cleveland's best restaurants, Cleveland Restaurant Week will be the time to do it.
A cervical cancer diagnosis was never on Tiera Wade's radar. But that changed in 2020 in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic.
OHIO — Deer-related crashes continue to rise in Ohio, but especially in one Northeast Ohio county.
By: Caitlin Hunt
CLEVELAND — A fun, interactive, family-friendly experience is returning to Tower City just in time for the holidays.
The library is the third location of this series of local coffee shops. The shops were created by two local families who wanted to give more opportunities to individuals with disabilities.
The farm's current owners are continuing the farm's legacy that began in the 1980s by making Christmas Tree shopping an event rather than a to-do list.
CLEVELAND — Fingers and toes were crossed that singer Taylor Swift would make an appearance at the Browns vs. Chiefs game on Sunday.
By: Caitlin Hunt
Chief Jack Simone of the Springfield Township Police Department said speeding through residential areas is the number one complaint they receive.
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