Jillian Haggerty is a multimedia journalist based in Altoona, Pennsylvania. She covers local news and events for W B R E-Tv Television Station, WKBN-TV, and WTAJ-TV. Jillian's reporting focuses on a wide range of topics, including community events, local government, education, and human interest stories.
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Jillian's coverage is heavily focused on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in Altoona, Pennsylvania. She seems to be interested in stories related to local events, government activities, law enforcement updates, and community organizations.
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Florida is pushing a new law that should keep valuable saw palmetto berries safe with harsher consequences for those who steal them.
Neighbors are being asked to stay alert as a bear was spotted near an apartment complex, which is at the Legacy Gateway Apartments at the intersection of Treeline and Daniels near Jetblue Park.
The Red White & Boom Fourth of July event in Cape Coral is all clear after one of the vending trucks leaked propane.
The Burnt Store Coalition wants to change 40 acres of land in Charlotte County from residential to commercial, but it could be a while before anything gets done.
Friends and family gathered to honor the life of a young woman who was struck and killed on State Road 82.
People who live or vacation in Punta Gorda know the only way to get around downtown is to walk or drive.
By: Jillian Haggerty
WINK News walked around Punta Gorda asking voters if the attempt to assassinate former president Donald Trump is driving them to the polls this November.
As the Democratic party reels over the announcement of President Joe Bidens decision not to seek re-election, the hot-button question remains: How will it impact the election?
A new member has been added to the North Fort Myers Fire Control District whose chief duty is to bring comfort.
Two Naples mothers are livid after a campaign ad thrust them into the political spotlight without their consent.
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