Alex McLoon is a reporter for KETV, focusing on local news in Omaha, Nebraska. With a passion for covering community issues and events, Alex's articles provide in-depth coverage of local government, social issues, and human interest stories that impact the Omaha area.
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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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Surrogates take the stage to court voters in metro area over the weekend. OMAHA, Neb. —
Abortion is finally up for a vote in Nebraska. The language on the ballot is lengthy and may confuse you.
By: Alex Mcloon
A first-hand look at the virtual training police will receive after two deadly shootings.
Omaha city violations could cost Los Diablos its occupancy license, which allows people to gather inside.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln shares advice to cope with election stress.
LINCOLN, Neb. — The trial for Nebraska's two medical cannabis ballot measures began Tuesday in Lincoln.
By: Alex Mcloon
An LGBTQ+ advocate and activist from Omaha was indicted for grand larceny and falsifying business records in New York.
The fate of medical cannabis in Nebraska remains in court. Thursday, an investigator with the state attorney general's office testified that a number of petition pages were notarized before signatures were collected.
The Harris campaign touts volunteer turnout in Omaha, while the Trump campaign hits the ground with a handful of paid staff.
Democracy and election security are on full display at the Douglas County Election Commission.
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