Caitlin Rearden is a Reporter at WFMZ-TV based in Reading, PA. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, environmental issues, arts and entertainment, and public security, showcasing her versatility in reporting on both community-focused and broader societal themes. Caitlin's work has been featured in WFMZ-TV, The Republican-Herald, and KGMB-TV (Honolulu, HI).
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Reading, United States (Local)
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Caitlin focuses on local news and events in the Berks County area, with extensive coverage of community events, crime and safety, as well as government announcements. She also covers topics related to family & relationships and entertainment news.
Given her focus on local coverage, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events or initiatives within Berks County. Additionally, she appears receptive to stories involving public safety issues or developments in local government such as city council activities.
Pitch ideas could include unique human interest stories from the region, updates on ongoing community programs or services based in Berks County that have a direct impact on residents' lives.
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Being the only operational Big Boy, it was rebuilt and put back on the tracks to commemorate America 250.
By: Caitlin Rearden
People say at least 20 people suffered from some sort of medical emergency.
By: Caitlin Rearden
Union Pacific's Big Boy locomotive rolled into the Reading Outer Station in Muhlenberg Township a little more than an hour after it was expected. That left people standing in the
By: Caitlin Rearden
Union Pacific's Big Boy locomotive rolled into the Reading Outer Station in Muhlenberg Township a little more than an hour after it was expected. That left people standing in the
By: José MartÃnez, Caitlin Rearden
Over 100 people were treated for medical emergencies while waiting for a historic train to roll through Berks County.
By: Caitlin Rearden
Reading's sister cities of Reading, England and Reutlingen, Germany paid a visit to Pennsylvania to join in a number of festivities for the Fourth of July holiday.
By: Caitlin Rearden
"We've seen real progress here in Reading these last few years," says PA Secretary of Community and Economic Development Rick Siger.
By: Caitlin Rearden
All week long as part of the borough's Freedom Fest, there was tons of stuff to do. Thursday was free admission at museums.
Police swarmed the 500 block of Lancaster Avenue.
By: Caitlin Rearden
Corporate brings back Cow Appreciation Day at Chick-fil-A for the company's 80th anniversary
