Kaitor Kay is an Emmy & Murrow winning Anchor/Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, crime, and juvenile justice, with a particular focus on North America, animal cruelty, and travel and tourism. Kaitor's work has been featured in KFOR, WTOL 11, WFAA, and WKYC Studios.
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Kaitor Kay's coverage focuses on local news in Ohio, Cleveland, encompassing evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, government & politics. This includes topics such as weather, community events, local government announcements, property values changes and labor issues.
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Under the current terms of the proposal, such parents could face a fine and, eventually, 60 days in jail. This comes amid a rise in juvenile crime across the city.
Some parts of the community have already seen five feet of snow. Now, projected strong winds threaten buildings and structures that are already unstable.
By: Kaitor Kay
Akron City Council President Margo Sommerville is calling on Mayor Shammas Malik to fire the officer who fatally shot Jazmir Tucker on Thanksgiving night.
By: Kaitor Kay
The region is expected to get up to a foot of more snow by the start of the weekend. Kent State's Ashtabula campus was forced to cancel its Thursday commencement.
By: Kaitor Kay
In an interview with 3News, Malik pushed back on those worried about the estimated $650,000 cost of the audit, saying he doesn't want to do things 'on the cheap.'
By: Kaitor Kay
Monday was the second-busiest day of the holiday season for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, with an estimated 33,000 passengers.
Nearly 300 people were arrested statewide for impaired driving during last year's New Year's holiday period, and seven people were killed in six fatal crashes.
Officials say the construction team that was deconstructing the RainForest exhibit were using welding torches to cut metal off of the building, which created a spark
By: Dave Denatale
'As my administration enters its fourth year, I am extremely proud of the progress we have made together toward a stronger, safer and more vibrant city.'
By: Kaitor Kay
While it's important to take care of yourself during Northeast Ohio's bitter cold weather, don't forget these important tips for keeping your car and house in shape.
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