Emily Kress is a MMJ/Reporter at WKYC Channel 3. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and animal care, with a focus on commercial real estate and the housing market. Emily's work has been featured in various outlets including THV11, WPMT FOX43, and Yahoo Sports.
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Emily Kress predominantly covers local events, community news, and seasonal topics in the United States, specifically focusing on Pennsylvania and Scranton. She often features stories related to family & relationships as well as entertainment news. Given her focus on local events and community news, she would likely be interested in pitches relating to upcoming local events, holiday celebrations within Pennsylvania or Scranton, human interest stories featuring individuals or families from the region.
For event coverage or seasonal topics within these areas such as holidays, winter activities or charity events happening locally would likely resonate with Emily's coverage area. Local businesses hosting special holiday promotions could also be of interest for potential coverage by Emily Kress.
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A fire company in Monroe County is working on a new addition.
An event in Monroe County focused on giving seniors the knowledge they need when it comes to planning for their futures.
For more than a century, the Pocono Family YMCA on Main Street in Stroudsburg has been a community hub. Officials gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of a long-awaited expansion and renovation p...
Autumn Hawthorne with the Stroud Region Open Space & Recreation Commission says the renovation has been a bucket-list dream for years. “Our park system only has two full-time staff members, so to be ...
As one kennel opened, two more dogs ended up in the care of Camp Papillon Animal Shelter in Snydersville.
By: Emily Kress
A new law that goes into effect later this month has those who sell vape products wondering what the future of the industry holds.
The case was set to go to trial in July 2026, but just before jury selection, Quattrochi entered a guilty plea.
A massive symbol of strength is resting inside the sanctuary at St. Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church in Palmerton.
Monroe County tackles Styrofoam waste with new recycling machine
The countdown to Halloween is on, and shoppers are stopping at Frazetta's Costumes in East Stroudsburg to pick out their costumes.
