Alex McLoon is a fill-in anchor and reporter at KETV. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, regional interest, and social issues, with a particular focus on Nebraska and Omaha. Alex has been featured in various outlets including NewsChannel 21, KSBW 8 NBC, and KCRA 3, among others.
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Alex McLoon focuses primarily on local news, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to Omaha and Nebraska. Given this emphasis, he may be responsive to pitches related to local government initiatives, city development projects, or issues impacting the community.
Considering his coverage of breaking news about snowstorms and hotel voucher programs for unhoused individuals in Omaha, pitching relevant stories about similar impactful events could garner interest.
In addition to government and politics topics that reflect the local area's interests, Alex also covers entertainment news along with family & relationships as well as business & industry. Therefore, if you have a story idea touching upon these themes but still grounded in relevance to residents of Omaha or Nebraska at large it would likely resonate with him.
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By: Alex Mcloon
Two ADUs are going through the approval process, with others expected to pop up around the city.
Elkhorn's growth is bringing about a redrawn district map for elementary schools set to open next August.
By: Alex Mcloon
A pair of bridges near Midtown Omaha will be rebuilt early 2025.
Omaha firefighters find evidence of people living inside vacant area of Crossroads.
Utility work including temporary gas shutdowns laid out Thursday. OMAHA, Neb. — Crews are at work along the proposed Omaha streetcar route.
By: Alex Mcloon
Fire investigators are still working to determine what came first in Sunday's fire: flames or an explosion
By: Jake Anderson
The first phase of the project will include a 92,000-square-foot entertainment complex and a 40,000-square-foot center green.
By: Alex McLoon
OMAHA, Nebraska ( KETV ) — Fire investigators are still trying to figure out what triggered an explosion at an apartment building southeast of 72nd and Blondo streets, which displaced 11 tenants and 3 children. Some returned Monday to retrieve belongings in the ash.
By: Alex McLoon
The regular report determines how to address health needs of children and adolescents across the Omaha metropolitan area.
Off for the holidays, Habitat for Humanity of Omaha helped families close on their homes Tuesday.
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