Libby Cathey is a Political Campaign Reporter at WCMY-AM. She covers a range of topics including public event safety, disaster and emergency response, and cultural movements, with a focus on security and law enforcement as well as culture and society. Libby's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, ABC Network News, and CBS News.
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Libby Cathey's reporting extensively covers government and politics, particularly focusing on the United States. She primarily features government announcements, legal policy regulations, event coverage, and evolving stories related to political events.
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By: Libby Cathey
Race director David Babner says the event has grown far beyond what he imagined when he launched it in 2004.
Energy analysts say the spike is being driven by what they describe as a “double whammy”: unexpected refinery issues in the Midwest and global supply concerns.
By: Libby Cathey
The ruling means the previously expected May 28 recall election will not take place as planned.
By: Libby Cathey
The Ohio Supreme Court’s decision Sunday put Whitehall’s planned recall election on hold while petitioners gather more signatures.
By: Libby Cathey
The unanimous decision Tuesday temporarily blocks permits and zoning approvals for data centers on unincorporated township land.
By: Libby Cathey
A Hilliard City Schools bus and a train came into close proximity at an Avery Road railroad crossing Thursday morning in Hilliard.
By: Libby Cathey
The council meeting came as neighboring Jackson and Pleasant townships have already approved moratoriums on data center applications.
By: Libby Cathey
Fans braved rain and traffic for a night of music, dancing and "24K Magic" memories.
Pickaway County residents who experienced flooding last year say they are watching water levels while officials urge people to prepare and avoid flooded roads.
Past estimates show the tournament drives more than $35 million a year in economic impact.
