Kate Siefert is a journalist based in Columbus, Ohio, focusing on local news. She writes for several news outlets, including Wtte Fox 28, WSYX ABC 6, and Cw Columbus. Kate's articles cover a range of topics, from local politics and community issues to human interest stories and updates on legislation.
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Kate's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, evolving stories related to crime, and legal policy regulation within Ohio politics. Pitches should offer expert commentary or insights into ongoing political developments in Ohio, particularly those related to transgender rights, housing issues, and other evolving legal matters.
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By: Kate Siefert
Since the sale of adult-use cannabis began back on August 6, Ohioans have spent roughly ten million dollars per week on the product.
By: Kate Siefert
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A new religious release program is coming to the Marysville School District this month.
By: Kate Siefert
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — More than 750 leaders from Central Ohio, on Friday, gathered for the annual Economic Development 411 Conference
By: Kate Siefert
Ohio State University students and parents want the school to expand the perimeter that determines when Buckeye Alerts are pushed out.
By: Kate Siefert
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Ohio State men's soccer player who was shot and injured during a
By: Kate Siefert
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As 2024 comes to a close, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost talked to ABC6 about some of the year's headlines, including immigration, abortion, crime stings, and enhanced law enforcement training.
By: Kate Siefert
The Ohio State Police Department said it is prepared to manager the safety of more than 100 thousand people on Satuday
By: Kate Siefert
The Westerville Police Department took ABC6 inside a new tool they use to help train officers.
Ohio State students who live in off-campus housing along Frambes Ave. said they have a group chat that allows them to communicate about crime and other incident
By: Kate Siefert
A Scarlet Glow is just one way OSU is lighting up Ohio Stadium over the weekend.
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