Olivia Calfee is a news anchor and reporter for WYMT, focusing on local news in Hazard, Kentucky. With a passion for storytelling, Olivia covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government issues, human interest stories, and more. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and bringing their stories to the forefront.
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Olivia's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in Kentucky and the Hazard area. She seems most receptive to pitches related to breaking news stories, evolving community events or issues, government announcements, seasonal events and specific themes like crime, family & relationships as well as government & politics within the local context.
Given her focus on community events and local news in Kentucky, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches that highlight positive initiatives or uplifting stories from within the state or specifically from the Hazard area. These could include human interest pieces about individuals making a difference locally or small businesses overcoming challenges.
It’s worth noting that Olivia covers topics such as wildfires sporadically; however it may still be relevant if there are any updates regarding this topic within her geographic focus.
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The two died in a shooting early Wednesday morning on Polly Hollow Road in Perry County.
Treston Combs and Emmaleigh Collins attended the arraignment via video chat from the Kentucky River Regional Jail.
The music video was filmed in the old Perry County Jail.
By: Olivia Calfee
Missy is a local Perry County farmer and has often spent time selling her items at the Perry County Farmers Market.
By: Kelly Ann Krueger, Olivia Calfee
A second fire at the same plant in five years sparked concerns with people living near the Fort Loudon Recycling and Waste facility.
By: Kelly Ann Krueger, Olivia Calfee
Multiple East Tennessee agencies are preparing for Vol football season to bring crowds back to Downtown Knoxville.
By: Olivia Calfee
The proceeds will benefit the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Several roads in East Tennessee closed after floods swept across the eastern portion of the state during the weekend.
By: Olivia Calfee, Josh Jarnagin
One farmer said he lost crops valued at close to a half million dollars as a result of flooding from Helene.
By: Olivia Calfee
Nancy Bolon has lived in Farragut for more than a decade and said she has watched traffic continue to get worse.
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