Mycah Hatfield
She is so glad to be back in Houston! Mycah grew up in the Spring area but has spent almost the last decade outside of Texas.
Previously, she reported in Tulsa, Okla. and Lafayette, La. Mycah covered countless natural disasters, the Baton Rouge Police Officer shooting, the Grande Theater shooting and all nine days of the historic Oklahoma Teacher Walk Out.
She has been part of Emmy-winning coverage of the August 2017 tornado in Oklahoma and won first place awards from the Associated Press and Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists for a story highlighting athletes battle with opioids. Mycah was also given the Golden Heart Award from the Louisiana Humane Society for her work with animal cruelty cases. Most recently, she was given the Oklahoma Governor's Disability Employment Excellence Award for a series of stories highlighting adults with disabilities in her area.
Reporting is a passion for Mycah. She loves to be in the know and the first one to know. More importantly, she loves the chance to meet people in her community she otherwise might not cross paths with.
She is a proud University of Oklahoma graduate and a member of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
Even though she was away from the great state of Texas for years, she always made it a point to come back for the Houston Rodeo. Rodeo season is her favorite time of the year.
In her spare time, Mycah loves to watch Sooner Football, lounge by the pool and host dinner parties.
Mycah would love to hear from you, whether it is a simple "hello" or an idea for a story.
Mycah's Stories
Man accused of killing woman before stealing patrol car during shootout near Texas Medical Center
Somehow, the suspect was able to get into the deputy's vehicle and drive away during the exchange of gunfire, according to HPD. He soon returned to the scene, where there was a second shootout.
Family without flood insurance on devastating flood hitting Liberty County home: 'This is a lot'
A Plum Grove-area homeowner told ABC13 when she moved to the home two years ago from Kentucky, she was told flood insurance wasn't needed after FEMA had not declared it a flood zone.
Houston leaders say they're developing a plan to tackle homelessness
If you live in Houston, you might've noticed the encampment sites around the city, but officials say it's costing tens of thousands of dollars. Here's how leaders plan to reduce homelessness.
Husband set wife on fire, died while locked in burning NW Harris County garage, sheriff says
The sheriff's office said it is treating the case as a murder-suicide after the couple's adult sons were unable to save their mother and father.
Man found shot to death in ditch near Richmond, FBSCO says
Officials are looking for answers after a man was found shot to death in a ditch near a neighborhood Friday morning.
Texas AG stepping in to investigate bid-rigging scandal within Judge Lina Hidalgo's Office
The investigation is tied to the scandal that's centered around a now-canceled $11 million COVID-19 vaccine outreach contract. Three of Judge Lina Hidalgo's employees were indicted in this case.
Odor reported at New Caney Elementary prompts parents to pick up students early: 'It was too strong'
A stinky situation had parents rushing to pick up their kids early because of the strong smell. They say this is just the latest of many maintenance issues with the school.
Former forensic analyst's proficiency test raised red flags, led to 550 cases scrutinized: HFSC
The Houston Forensic Science Center revealed new information concerning a forensic analyst who worked hundreds of cases, including Migos rapper Takeoff's murder.
Man seen following shooter's truck prior to being fatally shot in north Houston, HPD says
Eyewitness News obtained surveillance camera footage showing the suspect's pickup and a car belonging to the 27-year-old victim who was a father of two children.
Travis Scott's attorneys say the rapper wasn't responsible for safety at deadly Astroworld concert
Travis Scott headlined the concert, during which 10 people were killed as authorities and festival organizers responded to a massive crowd surge and tried to shut down the show.