Kaitor Kay is an Emmy and Murrow winning Anchor/Reporter for WKYC Studios. With a focus on local news in Ohio, particularly in Cleveland, Kaitor covers a wide range of stories including community events, political issues, crime, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured on KFOR, showcasing his dedication to delivering accurate and impactful news to viewers.
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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.
Given the focus on local events and government announcements in Ohio and Cleveland specifically, Kaitor may be interested in pitches that provide insights or access to key figures involved in these specific areas of coverage. For instance, offering expert commentary from local officials or community leaders who are directly impacted by the evolving stories covered could resonate with Kaitor.
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By: Tyler Carey
Officials tell 3News the incident stemmed from 'a disagreement over property that lost control.'
By: Kaitor Kay
If you are heading to or through Florida, Atlanta, Charlotte, or Nashville the next few days, keep an eye on your flight as the cancellations have begun.
By: Kaitor Kay
The FEMA-managed team of 82 people has been witnessing the hurricane's destruction in Florida first-hand, assisting with water rescues in the Tampa area.
By: Anna Meyer, Kaitor Kay
WOIO 19 News is reporting that their reporter Winnie Dortch was the woman who was wounded in the shooting and hospitalized.
By: Kaitor Kay
'These all are very tragic, very senseless incidents and didn't have to happen,' Akron Police Captain Michael Miller said.
"What does a safer community look and feel like?" and "How do we address the root causes of community violence?" are a few of the many questions being asked.
By: Kaitor Kay
The family and their four dogs were able to escape from the blaze uninjured.
By: Kaitor Kay
The mayor says large crowds make it hard for first responders to go down Seabury, particularly with lighted arches over sidewalks or lights on tree lawns.
By: Kaitor Kay
'We're going back to the way it was, which was a much safer environment.'
By: Kaitor Kay
Unleashed Animal Rescue is run by Lily Rose Lee — formerly known as Michelle Knight — one of three women saved in the Miracle in Cleveland.
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