Regan McCarthy
Assistant News DirectorRegan McCarthy covers healthcare and government in Tallahassee, Florida. She is the Assistant News Director for WFSU Public Media. Regan strives to bring listeners into the story and introduce them to voices and perspectives they may not have heard before.
Regan is the recipient of several professional broadcast awards for investigative reporting, feature reporting, government reporting and use of sound.
When she isn’t tracking the latest stories, she spends her time needle pointing, reading and strolling through Tallahassee's many parks with her rescue golden, Chip.
Follow Regan McCarthy on Twitter: @Regan_McCarthy | Phone: 850-645-6090 | Email: <a href="mailto:rmccarthy@fsu.edu">rmccarthy@fsu.edu</a>
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Mayor John Dailey wants to start a search right away, and he wants to hire Goad’s replacement before the November elections. But Commissioner Jeremy Matlow wants the new commission and new mayor to make the selection. -
A robotics competition at the Al Lawson Center on Florida A&M’s campus momentarily raised alarm and panic at FAMU and Florida State Thursday afternoon. -
A lightning strike during Monday morning’s severe weather caused a fire at Tall Timbers in Tallahassee. Officials say the building is a total loss, but the fire won’t stop Tall Timbers’ mission. -
Light flurries and a wind chill in the teens this weekend didn’t stop demonstrators from raising their voices against an ongoing immigration crackdown. -
Florida's legislative session kicks off Tuesday. Lawmakers are slated to take up issues ranging from artificial intelligence to firearm access to immigration reform. -
During a meeting Tuesday, Leon Commissioners approved some changes to the comprehensive plan, but the county decided not to move forward with a proposed change for about 1,100 acres near Southwood and Old St. Augustine Road. -
Starting next year, Canady says he will serve as the director of the University of Florida’s Hamilton School for Classical and Civic Education. He says he's “eager” to begin the new work. -
The rally was one of the many “No Kings” protests happening across the country. -
Eyewitnesses say the suspect jumped into a retaining pond where officers attempted to recover him. -
A graduate student has been charged in the confrontation seen on social media. FSU says it is committed to "swiftly and effectively responding to incidents of hate."
