Kathryn Varn is a Reporter at Axios. She focuses on a range of topics including culture, entertainment, and regional interest, with particular attention to events and conferences in the Tampa Bay area. Kathryn's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, The Florida Times-Union, and Tampa Bay Times.
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Kathryn Varn's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a strong emphasis on government and politics in the Florida area. She frequently covers legal policy regulation and government announcements, suggesting she would be responsive to pitches related to these topics.
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To curb the spread of dengue fever , Pinellas County Mosquito Control officials are taking to the skies.
By: Yacob Reyes, Kathryn Varn
If Florida voters approve a constitutional amendment to cut property taxes Nov. 3, Tampa Bay's elected officials will decide what to cut and what to keep with limited funds — including their own salaries.
A local activist group is independently investigating the death of a St. Petersburg woman that police and medical examiners ruled a suicide.
It's about to be one big baseball party in Tampa Bay. The big picture: The first two games of the World Series may be in Milwaukee, but
Fans can catch a game at Tropicana Field for as little as $10 during the regular season. Why it matters: For the World Series, not so much.
By: Yacob Reyes, Kathryn Varn
Leaders on both sides of the bay are planning a victory parade should the Rays win the
Hillsborough County wants e-bikes to pump the brakes. Why it matters : Commissioners will soon vote on a proposed ordinance requested by
Game 4 tonight is the Rays' last shot to stay in the fight.
By: Naomi Feinstein, Kathryn Varn
Author Kristen Hare spotlights 100 things to do from staying at The Guitar Hotel to watching The Wreck Bar mermaids.
The spookiest weekend of the year is almost here. If you don't already have Halloween plans, here are some suggestions in and around St. Pete.
