Lubbock, United States (Local)
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Kathryn Campbell's coverage mainly revolves around local weather updates, agricultural insights, and seasonal topics. She focuses on Texas, particularly Lubbock, with an emphasis on the future of agriculture and weather-specific content.
Given her focus on local news related to weather and agricultural developments in Texas, relevant pitches could include expert interviews about farming practices suited for the region's climate or insights into extreme weather events affecting local communities.
Considering Kathryn’s interest in seasonal themes such as winter, Christmas, and Thanksgiving along with a significant portion of tragedy-related coverage (29%), potential story angles may involve human-interest stories related to these seasons within the geographic area she covers.
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On May 8, 2026, the SEC submitted a request to the White House Office of Management and Budget to end its policy regarding denials in settlements of enforcement actions, also known as the “gag rule” or “no admit, no deny rule.”
On May 18, 2026, the SEC rescinded its rule adopted in 1972 prohibiting defendants and respondents from denying allegations in enforcement action settlements, also known as the “gag rule” or “no admit, no deny rule.”
By: Kathryn Campbell
Every year, my New Year’s Resolution is to drink more water. Every year, I fail. Before this year, I rarely drank water outside of excessive exercise, often taking meager, inadequate sips before quickly becoming repulsed by its blandness. That being said, I quickly came to the unfortunate realization that my dehydration was becoming the root...
By: Pravin Rao, Kathryn Campbell, Gina Buschatzke
Key Takeaways SEC enforcement activity has dropped to record lows, but new leadership is signaling a “quality over quantity” approach focused on investor harm, financial reporting, insider trading, and emerging risks.
The following editorial contains themes of disordered eating and suicide. At only 17 years old, distance runner Mary Cain had the track-and-field world in the palm of her hand. A teen prodigy, Cain set over a dozen national high school records in the 800m, 1000m, 1500m, 1600m, 3200m, 5000m, and more, quickly establishing herself as...
Every year, in Grant Park, Chicago, hundreds of thousands of music lovers gather for one of the most anticipated weekends of the summer: Lollapalooza. A crossroads between genres across seven different stages, more than 170 artists take over the city for four days of nonstop performances. This year, from Thursday, July 30 to Sunday, Aug....
By: Kathryn Campbell
Junior Aubrey Hyde and the rest of the FHC women’s crew team rank among the most decorated athletes in recent school history. Just this past year, they captured the state title in the Women’s Junior Four, placed 10th at nationals in the same event, and continued their streak of competing at an international regatta in...
Director of Publicity May 29, 2026 It feels as though every antecedent chapter of my life has been conspiring, however imperceptibly, to deliver me unto you.
Director of Publicity June 1, 2026 Instead of combating your summer boredom with doom scrolling, run to your nearest craft store and get creative.
By: Kathryn Campbell
While the COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for numerous short-term hobbies in many individuals—whether it was gardening, cooking, or doomscrolling—for junior Elizabeth Vorel, lockdown presented her with a unique interest that would continue into the present day: animation. “When I was in quarantine,” Elizabeth said, “I watched a behind-the-scenes of how the Frozen movies were...
