Kaitlyn Schwanemann is a journalist and writer with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in Florida and Miami. She has written for various news outlets including CNN, KIFI News Group, News Channel 3-12, The Dallas Examiner, Lilly Broadcasting Erie, PA, and The Stony Brook Press. Kaitlyn's work covers a range of topics including social issues, education, arts, and technology.
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Kaitlyn's coverage is diverse, encompassing higher education, ballet, diversity issues, and medical imaging. Her focus on local news in Florida and Miami suggests a preference for stories that have a regional angle or impact.
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The "Pitch Perfect" star announced the news with a photo from the Italian island of Sardinia.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Redding scored 17 Top 20 singles on the R&B charts in less than six years of recording before he died in a plane crash in 1967 at the age of 26.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Viewers on social media were impressed by how well “SNL” captured the eccentric nature of the “Sábado Gigante” variety show they know from their childhoods.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Latinos across the U.S. were transported back to their childhoods this weekend after "Saturday Night Live" spoofed "Sábado Gigante" in a skit led by Marcello Hernández.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Paula Badosa's coach posted the picture, and Badosa later said she didn't realize the gesture was racist.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
“This sort of thing can easily be prevented by hiring the so-called ‘DEI' candidate,” one X user wrote.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
The pop star is winning audiences' and critics' hearts for her performance as Norma Desmond in the Broadway revival of "Sunset Blvd."
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Chopra Jonas and Jonas flaunted traditional Indian garments and decorative spiders as they celebrated "a perfect Diwaloween," as she wrote in an Instagram post.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Namal, then a student at Stony Brook University (SBU), had nothing to do for a while. She had just been suspended from the university and barred from campus because of her involvement in the May 2024 Gaza solidarity encampments on the Staller Steps. While at Stony Brook, she stayed busy: Namal was the president and co-founder of Stony Brook’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter (SJP), which has repeatedly been in trouble with the university administration.
By: Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Bad Bunny, Karol G and Peso Pluma are among the nominees at the awards show being broadcast live from in Miami on Thursday.
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