Abigail Kurten is a reporter for KCRG-TV9 and KTTC NBC 10, with a focus on local news in Waterloo, Iowa. She has covered a wide range of topics including education, transportation, and community events. Abigail is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to the residents of Eastern Iowa.
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Abigail's local coverage in Iowa spans a range of topics, including health and wellbeing, government and politics, and education. She often cites data, reports on government announcements, provides expert commentary, and covers seasonal themes.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Scammers have siphoned billions of dollars from Americans via the Internet, and the Omaha division of the FBI says it’s seeing more Iowans falling victim, especially seniors.
The Board President of the Linn County Gaming Association says it’s a way to offset the increased need for funding and resources local nonprofits have seen since the pandemic.
When it comes to national government or politics, Emerson’s poll reveals that Iowans think similarly to voters in Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
By: Abigail Kurten
Almost half of all long-term care centers in the state don’t meet federal staffing requirements.
By: Abigail Kurten
It includes a fund that landlords can dip into if a tenant doesn’t take care of the property.
By: Abigail Kurten
The ACLU says it unfairly targets LGBTQ+ teachers and students.
By: Abigail Kurten
"Our moment of looking at the plane quickly turned to it was too low and I think it’s going to crash.”
By: Abigail Kurten
The ACLU says it unfairly targets LGBTQ+ teachers and students. Published Oct. 22, 2024 at 12:20 AM GMT+2 | Updated 24 hours ago
By: Abigail Kurten
The company has said its costume shop is closing every year since 2022.
The app brought in $200 million dollars and supported over 2,000 jobs around the state in 2023.
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