Evening Anchor/ Breaking News Reporter/MMJ
Katie Kaplan is an Evening Anchor, Breaking News Reporter, and MMJ for WCTV, focusing on local news in Tallahassee, Florida. With a passion for delivering timely and accurate information, Katie covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories, keeping the residents of Tallahassee informed and engaged.
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WAUKEE, Iowa – Five young minds will be heading to the nation's capital to compete in the 2024 National Science Bowl (NSB) competition.
By: Katie Kaplan
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Nearly every one of Iowa's 99 counties has an unsolved homicide or missing persons case. But now, there's a new push to solve them.
ALTOONA, Iowa — There was a big splash in Altoona on Tuesday as the community celebrated the opening of a new water feature for kids in one of the city's oldest parks.
By: Katie Kaplan
DES MOINES, Iowa – There's renewed hope for hundreds of Iowa communities with unsolved homicide cases or people who went missing under mysterious circumstances.
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — The Humane Society of the United States is raising new concerns about a West Des Moines zoo after an animal caretaker was injured on the job. According to the Blue Zoo Aquarium, a Bamboo shark bit an animal caretaker on the hand on Monday. Medics treated the victim and the […]
By: Rachael Kauffman, Katie Kaplan
POLK CITY, Iowa — Des Moines area heroes were honored at the first annual ‘Hero Appreciation Tribute Day’ on Saturday. The event, which was hosted by several local non-profit orga…
By: Katie Kaplan
DES MOINES, Iowa — A Summer-long saga found some finality Monday night after the Des Moines City Council voted to approve several new rules aimed at the city's unhoused population.
MARSHALL COUNTY, Iowa — Six historical homes in Marshall County will be on full display this weekend, opening their doors tot he general public. Architecture enthusiasts and those wanting to …
By: Katie Kaplan
DES MOINES, Iowa — The sound of gunshots echoed down Ingersoll Avenue in Des Moines on Friday night with security cameras catching the suspected gunman sprinting away. As of late Tuesday afte…
By: Katie Kaplan
DES MOINES, Iowa – The strength of Iowans is making a big difference for survivors of Hurricane Helene.
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