Christinna Bautista is a news reporter for WTKR News 3, with a focus on local news in the Boise, Idaho area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including education, community events, legal issues, and human interest stories. Christinna's work has also been featured in KIVI-TV and KIEM-TV.
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Christinna's coverage predominantly centers around local news, particularly topics related to education, health, and community issues within the United States, specifically Idaho and Boise. She appears to be interested in stories that directly impact families and communities at a local level.
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By: Christinna Bautista
NORFOLK, Va. — We are following up on the 4,000 beagles that were rescued from a breeding facility in Cumberland, Virginia. This was possible after a PETA investigation revealed the mistreatment of the dogs at the facility. Mabel is one of the beagles rescued from the facility. She now lives in Norfolk, and continues to adjust to life outside the facility.
By: Christinna Bautista
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — News 3 is learning new information about what a student is saying they experienced during the Heritage High School shooting in 2021. That student is now suing the Newport School District and former superintendent Dr. George Parker III.
By: Justin Fleenor
A shooting took place at Heritage High School in Newport News that injured 2 teens
On October 30th the Hockman family were looking for some paperwork around their home and while they didn't come across the paperwork, they came across a WWII MK2 grenade.
By: Christinna Bautista
Miyares has joined a coalition of 20 state attorneys general asking secretaries of state and homeland security to consider revoking foreign students' visas if they support terror groups.
By: Christinna Bautista
Bry Crocker lived in Newport News and was desperate to find child care. For her, moving back to Alabama and closer to family, gave her the child care help she needed for her one-year-old son.
By: Christinna Bautista
Local non-profits are feeling the pinch, as we hear from families who tell me they might not be able to donate during the holidays as they have in previous years.
By: Christinna Bautista
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Governor Glenn Youngkin joined Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer in making Doma Technologies expansion announcement.
By: Christinna Bautista
The 2023 report card is out on the James River and there's good news on the state of the river's health.
By: Christinna Bautista
The Yolo County Elections Office is using its Mobile Voting Center to reach people in rural communities and provide them with access to voting services.
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