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Kathleen Foody
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Reporter, Associated Press
Chicago
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Biography
I'm a Denver-based reporter with The Associated Press, covering law enforcement legal issues and Colorado's marijuana industry and its ripple effects. I came to Colorado in 2017 from AP's Georgia bureau, where I covered state government and breaking news out of Atlanta for three years. I previously worked as an investigative reporter for Gannett Wisconsin Media, serving 10 local papers. I came to Wisconsin in 2010 to work as a local government reporter for the Wausau Daily Herald in Central Wisconsin, focusing on six communities surrounding Wausau. I’m a Chicago native, growing up within walking distance of Midway Airport and a 30-minute Orange Line ride into downtown. I’m always interested in learning new ways to be an effective reporter. Feel free to contact me at foody.kathleen@gmail.com or on twitter @katiefoody.
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By Corey Williams, Kathleen Foody Verified| The Argus-Press Verified CHICAGO (AP) — Pilots on a Southwest Airlines flight attempting to land at Chicago's Midway Airport were forced to climb back into the sky to avoid another aircraft crossing the runway on Tuesday morning. Airport webcam video posted to X shows the Southwest plane approaching a runway just before 9 a.m. Tuesday before its nose abruptly pulls up. A smaller jet is seen crossing the runway that the passenger plane was set to use.
By Corey Williams, Kathleen Foody Verified, Corey Williams| New Castle News Verified CHICAGO (AP) — Pilots on a Southwest Airlines flight attempting to land at Chicago's Midway Airport were forced to climb back into the sky to avoid another aircraft crossing the runway on Tuesday morning. Airport webcam video posted to X shows the Southwest plane approaching a runway just before 9 a.m. Tuesday before its nose abruptly pulls up. A smaller jet is seen crossing the runway that the passenger plane was set to use.
By Corey Williams, Kathleen Foody Verified, Corey Williams| Citizen Tribune Verified CHICAGO (AP) — Pilots on a Southwest Airlines flight attempting to land at Chicago's Midway Airport were forced to climb back into the sky to avoid another aircraft crossing the runway on Tuesday morning. Airport webcam video posted to X shows the Southwest plane approaching a runway just before 9 a.m. Tuesday before its nose abruptly pulls up. A smaller jet is seen crossing the runway that the passenger plane was set to use.
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