Karin Mallett is an Anchor/Reporter for WFMZ-TV, focusing on local news in Allentown, Pennsylvania. With a passion for human interest stories, Karin covers a wide range of topics, from heartwarming tales of resilience and community to unique events and achievements in the area.
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Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Karin Mallett's coverage is primarily focused on local human interest stories, community events, and heartwarming acts of kindness. She seems to be interested in covering topics related to family & relationships, house & home, and education within the local Pennsylvania area.
When reaching out to Karin Mallett, consider pitching heartwarming stories about local individuals or organizations making a positive impact in the community. Additionally, pitches centered around unique events or evolving local stories would likely align with her coverage preferences.
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A big win for some flag football players from Allentown who are now headed to Ohio, for a championship.
By: Karin Mallett
It's the kind of welcome home she'll remember forever. First grader Roya Snyder has had quite a journey — and now quite the homecoming.
Tornado survivors are helping each other in the Midwest after losing everything, and one woman in Nebraska is going the extra mile.
She enrolled in college when she was just 10 years old, got her associate degree at 11, her bachelor's at 13 and her master's at 15.
A Lehigh University professor made her "Jeopardy" debut.
Fifth-graders were paired up with seniors at a living facility, and they met every week for 10 weeks to talk, play games and learn about each other's lives.
Either way, for a fun break in the routine of your day, you can check out the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Facebook page. Their posts are informative and rather hilarious.
A Northampton County teen is ahead of the curve — graduating from high school and college before he can even drive.
While lots of kids are counting down to the end of school, an 8-year-old boy in Maine couldn't wait to get back to school.
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