Karyn Mulcahy is a web producer at CTV News Edmonton. A senior digital journalist with a diverse background, Karyn covers a range of topics including crime, court proceedings, and local interest stories, while also delving into themes related to construction and real estate. She has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CP24 Breaking News, and other prominent outlets.
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Karyn Mulcahy primarily covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime in the local area of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. She frequently reports on incidents such as police investigations, fires, extreme weather warnings, and other safety-related events.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving crime stories in Edmonton and Alberta, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into ongoing criminal investigations or emerging trends pertaining to public safety within these areas.
In addition to providing coverage on specific incidents, Karyn may also be open to interviews with law enforcement officials or experts who can offer analysis of crime patterns or contribute valuable context to developing stories related to crime within the local community.
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A teenage cyclist was hospitalized on Monday after a hit-and-run crash in southwest Edmonton.
A portion of 82 Street between 137 Avenue and Yellowhead Trail was closed on Monday night as crews worked to put out a fire at an apartment building.
Iconic rock band Heart is coming to Edmonton. The rock-and-roll hall of fame inductees will take the stage at the River Cree Resort and Casino on Oct. 23 and 24.
Oktoberfest will return to Ice District for the fourth year this fall.
By: Karyn Mulcahy, Alex Antoneshyn
Some residents of a north Edmonton apartment building were unaccounted for Tuesday morning after an evening fire killed one person and injured multiple others.
By: Karyn Mulcahy, Alex Antoneshyn
Some residents of a north Edmonton apartment building were unaccounted for Tuesday morning after an evening fire killed one person and injured multiple others.
By: Alex Antoneshyn, Karyn Mulcahy
An 85-year-old man is dead after he jumped from the balcony of a burning apartment building on Monday evening.
By: Alex Antoneshyn, Karyn Mulcahy
A crash ruptured a gas line and caused a fire in north Edmonton Monday night. One person is dead and five people were taken to hospital in stable condition.
Crews are fighting a fire at two homes in south Edmonton. A spokesperson for Edmonton Fire Rescue Services says firefighters were called
Killarney School in Edmonton was seriously damaged Wednesday after an early morning storm.
