Kristen McFarland is a journalist based in Youngstown, Ohio. She writes for WKBN-TV and TRUMBULL FAMILY FITNESS, covering local news and events in the Youngstown area. Kristen's articles focus on a range of topics including community events, local government issues, human interest stories, and health and wellness.
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Kristen McFarland's coverage mainly revolves around local events, community news, and human interest stories in Youngstown, Ohio. She predominantly covers topics related to family & relationships, culture & society, and entertainment news. Given her focus on local events and community news in Youngstown, she may be interested in pitches centered on upcoming local events or initiatives that involve the community.
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By: Kristen McFarland
Yost's office says the district is breaking the law by cutting transportation.
By: Kristen Mcfarland
Hilliard teachers say they will continue this experience each year to ensure students don’t forget the significance of this day.
Each staff member will wear a badge on their lanyard and in the event of an emergency, they can press the button on their badge to signal a full school lockdown.
By: Kristen McFarland
LANCASTER, Ohio — A Fairfield County man was arrested after he attempted to meet up with someone that he thought was an 11-year-old girl, according to records from the county's Court of Common Pleas.
By: Kristen Mcfarland
The goal is to have the home completed as soon as possible but there is no definitive date.
Columbus City Schools said its initial review found that the driver followed all proper safety protocols.
By: Kristen McFarland
Columbus City Schools said its initial review found that the driver followed all proper safety protocols.
By: Kristen Mcfarland
The multi-million dollar project, called "Broadway Live," would be located on the corner of Broadway and Columbus Street.
By: Kristen Mcfarland
When approaching a railroad crossing, Ellis said bus drivers are asked to pull up to the tracks no closer than 15 feet but no further than 50 feet.
Years ago, the Eastland Mall was a thriving place to shop, eat and enjoy on the east side of Columbus.
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